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The Mad Leprechaun Analysis
The mad leprechaun
Once upon a time the Santa-Claus command his Christmas-leprechauns to distribute the gifts. One leprechaun named Rusty Oblaze was pissed and angry because he was busy playing a shooter-game. He stopped playing it and stepped into the sleigh. When they landed in Stockholm he was still angry. Santa started dispensing the sacks with the gifts in it. Rusty jumped from roofs to roof to the chimney he has to climb in. When he reached it he stopped and opened his sack. He thought he would hallucinate but after a few seconds he realized he was not dreaming. In the sack were only grenades. He thought back to the shooter-game he played earlier this day and the emotions suddenly came back. He took a grenade, took the stick out and threw

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