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Emily and the Baba Yaga
Once upon a time in a place not far away, lived a lovely little girl, whose name was Emily. But the good times and the smiles will all be over soon. For a chainsaw and a witch, she'll meet beneath the moon. And a cruel twist of fate will kill tranquility. And how it all unfolds, you'll have to watch and see—Anonymous
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Once upon a time in a place not far away, lived a lovely little girl, whose name was Emily. But the good times and the smiles will all be over soon. For a chainsaw and a witch, she'll meet beneath the moon. And a cruel twist of fate will kill tranquility. And how it all unfolds, you'll have to watch and see—Anonymous
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