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[b]This cat is telling the history of something. What is it and how do they portray it?[/b] 
TheSongOfTheStars wrote:Username: TheSongOfTheStars
Name: Dish
Gender: male
Rank: historian
Age: 7 years
Colony: Nerds
This cat is telling the history of something. What is it and how do they portray it?
A silence of a breathless sort hung over the old factory as the colony gathered around the crate Dish was perched on, tail switching back and forth.
He started the story without waiting for them to settle and it was a moment before everyone could hear.
"-so when the fire sank into the earth, the earth grew thick with bush and tree and leaf, until it was choked. The fire drove the worms out of the deep and they gained legs and they climbed the trees and bushes and began to eat their leaves and they began to tip the balance back to what it should be.
But the plants were determind to rule the world and vines and roots grew into an impentrable wall around the caterpillars and trapped them. Then the plants called on the sun to shrivel up the caterpillars, so the sun poured on them. When the caterpillars became too hot they wove a covering around their bodies to protect themselves until night came.
When the sun sank and the moon rose, the caterpillars emerged caterpillars no longer. The heat had caused their bodies to split apart and wings grew out from the splits and the caterpillars flew out of their prison.
Furious, the plants began to attack the butterflies whenever they tried to land on branch or twig and the butterflies were soon exhausted. But then the sun rose again and the rays painted the butterflies' dull wings wing brilliant colors so that the butterflies looked like flowers on the wind. The plants then thought the butterflies where plants like them and the sun shone down gently on their delicate wings for it was a guardian of all plants.
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