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Who Is Responsible For Humpty's Death
First, Humpty Dumpty always goes to the wall to sit there during the day outside of the palace. Next, one day he went to the wall sitting there like usually do, then all of the sudden he fell off the wall and was killed that day. After, Humpty Dumpty’s family went to court to tell them that their son Humpty Dumpty was killed. For example, they went to the guards to tell them that someone killed their son Humpty Dumpty and that they want to alert everyone. The queen was inside the palace and Tom the police officer took them in his police car. Tom wanted to bring in suspects like the queen, the guards and the house workers to jail to ask questions.
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