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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!

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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!

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So, this is the third time this week

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that the dragons have pillaged the

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castle. Okay? And we must talk about

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this because three times in one week is

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a failure of our system. How are we as

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peasants expected to trust a a ruler

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such as our king if the dragons keep

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attack? I literally have had my crops

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burnt twice this season. Twice.

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And I don't even have that many crops. I

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just have a few carrot plants and a few

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tomatoes.

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My horse ran away because she was afraid

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of the dragon. This that that is my

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entire livelihood. Do you know how much

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a horse costs? We grew up together. She

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was my companion. So, if the king does

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not get a grip on this madness with all

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these dragons, then I don't know what to

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do. Honestly, I'm I I hate to say it,

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I'm tempted to resort to witchcraft. I

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know witchcraft is bad and like for good

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reason, you know, all that stuff, but at

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the same time, if we allow for our our

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houses to be burnt down every fortnight,

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then perhaps some witchcraft should be

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involved.

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I'm just saying like as a noble knight

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of the land, it it would be quite

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important to have just a little bit of

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safety. But anyways, let me know what

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thou thinks and if thou's castle burning

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down problems are the same. That's all.

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Farewell, my friends.

Interactive Summary

A distressed peasant vents their frustration over recurring dragon attacks on the castle, which have led to significant personal loss including destroyed crops and a lost horse. The speaker expresses a loss of faith in the King's ability to protect the realm and considers resorting to forbidden witchcraft as a desperate alternative for security.

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