Five Card Story: The Lone Egg

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A long time ago in the land of Gooda Goba de Gee, there was a lone egg. This was no ordinary egg for it was perfectly round and reflected anything it saw. This egg was also not normal for it had the ability to time travel. The lone egg grew tired of life on Gooda Goba de Gee so it decided to go back in time and visit the scenic Echo Canyon Park in the city of Phoenix. Now this park was absolutely beautiful! The lone egg could barely contain its enthusiasm for all of the glorious flowers that surrounded it. One flower in particular had the lone egg dancing with joy, a simple white one whose petals looked like those of a tree. As the lone egg spent so much time day dreaming about the flower, it did not notice the storm that was slowly creeping in. All of a sudden, CRACK! A bolt of lightning struck right next to the lone egg and caused it to startle itself right out of its shell! Low and behold, the lone egg was actually a bird, and as it spread its wings to fly away from the storm, it left its shiny home behind under the tree-like flower as the rain fell down around it.

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A long time ago in the land of Gooda Goba de Gee, there was a lone egg. This was no ordinary egg for it was perfectly round and reflected anything it saw. This egg was also not normal for it had the ability to time travel. The lone egg grew tired of life on Gooda Goba de Gee so it decided to go back in time and visit the scenic Echo Canyon Park in the city of Phoenix. Now this park was absolutely beautiful! The lone egg could barely contain its enthusiasm for all of the glorious flowers that surrounded it. One flower in particular had the lone egg dancing with joy, a simple white one whose petals looked like those of a tree. As the lone egg spent so much time day dreaming about the flower, it did not notice the storm that was slowly creeping in. All of a sudden, CRACK! A bolt of lightning struck right next to the lone egg and caused it to startle itself right out of its shell! Low and behold, the lone egg was actually a bird, and as it spread its wings to fly away from the storm, it left its shiny home behind under the tree-like flower as the rain fell down around it.
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