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I’m nine years old now, and this is literally the first time my dad has ever told me he was proud of me.

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“Quick, what’s 23 times 19?” he said over the intercom, while the snarling wolves lunged repeatedly at the bars just inches from my face.

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“In a few moments, the flight attendants will be passing around the cabin to offer you hot or cold drinks, as well as a snack.”

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The plastic surgeon smiled pleasantly as I came to and groggily reached up to feel my nose.

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Under attack and blinded by the shrapnel wounds, my ears ringing increasingly louder now from the landmine explosions, I struggle to hear my commander as he desperately shouts instructions.

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Fumbling for the button I hit Door Open by accident.

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“Ring-a-round the rosies, pocket full of posies, ashes, ashes...”

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As I lay there chained to the wall, surveying my small, empty, brightly lit, hermetically sealed cell, I knew there was no way that little scorpion could have gotten out.

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I couldn’t believe it, it was really true: I could see the eyes peeking out from behind the hair on the back of her head. I froze in fear as she turned around,

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Suddenly I realized with horror, as I stood trapped by the crowds around me,

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I’m nine years old now, and this is literally the first time my dad has ever told me he was proud of me.	13
“Quick, what’s 23 times 19?” he said over the intercom, while the snarling wolves lunged repeatedly at the bars just inches from my face.	13
“In a few moments, the flight attendants will be passing around the cabin to offer you hot or cold drinks, as well as a snack.”	12
The plastic surgeon smiled pleasantly as I came to and groggily reached up to feel my nose.	12
Under attack and blinded by the shrapnel wounds, my ears ringing increasingly louder now from the landmine explosions, I struggle to hear my commander as he desperately shouts instructions.	12
Fumbling for the button I hit Door Open by accident.	12
“Ring-a-round the rosies, pocket full of posies, ashes, ashes...”	12
As I lay there chained to the wall, surveying my small, empty, brightly lit, hermetically sealed cell, I knew there was no way that little scorpion could have gotten out.	11
I couldn’t believe it, it was really true: I could see the eyes peeking out from behind the hair on the back of her head. I froze in fear as she turned around,	11
Suddenly I realized with horror, as I stood trapped by the crowds around me,	11