A 'Venerable' Fairy Tale
 

The following is fictional where it might take your mind is your problem not mine.

Once upon a time there was a Kingdom not far, far away but here in the land of all that is good and just. This Kingdom was known as Murkyside, the people were horrified one day to discover that two evil Dwarves enticed away a little Prince and punished him for his innocence.
The Good Fairies of the land found these Evil Beings and rather than cast them out tried their best to teach them, the wrong that they had done.
They lavished them with gifts and even Magically transformed them from being what they were into innocents.
So far one of them has never been heard of from that day to this, unfortunately the other is so possessed by the Evil that sometimes causes woe in the Kingdom, he became determined to allow his evil to show through.
He not only took advantage of his new image to enter the realms from which he had been banished for life but also took advantage of some of the evil potions easily obtained within the District.
The Good Fairies turned a blind eye hoping that he would go away and perhaps not cause them any further turmoil, how wrong could this be? Sadly this Fairy Tale seems to have no happy ever after.
Although the Evil Dwarf had been banished to the minor Kingdom of Fleetward, a place were many families with children congregate, he wasn't satisfied and decided to haunt some of the places he knew and also find new areas for his evil doing.
Using the 'freely' given disguise of Dave of the Culvert, he wandered to the outskirts of worryington, here he met a princess of less than 20 Earthbound years and savagely took advantage of her.
Some of the guards of this evil being think the kind fairies have gone too far, they actually think that justice can only be seen to be done if the Good Fairies name and shame this heartless beast, the Mother of the original Prince that was the first victim wants to know what evil he has been up to this time, the fairies have let her and the Kingdom down, they would rather protect the Dwarf than see justice be done, will she (the Mother), see justice done?

Don't hold your breath, some fairy tales never have a happy ending, they just leave us all thinking,

Re: A 'Venerable' Fairy Tale
 

Which is why you used the wording you did.

Its about time the Strawman said if he is not him. By saying nothing it looks like it is.

Re: A 'Venerable' Fairy Tale
 

No, I used the wording I did because of my first sentence in the first post, of what hopefully will not end up as such an extra-ordinary epic as 'Lord of the Rings'.
:D

Re: A 'Venerable' Fairy Tale
 

I always thought all your posts were fact, except those after about 3pm on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday :p:D

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My best fiction is always when I'm sober, I drink to inhibit the false world, just as some members shrink into a fantasy of their own and start believing they are part of 'Star Trek',

Only you could think you're an 'empath' Marge, go on, if your so good tell me how I'm feeling now, no cheating mind, no taking me off your ignore list or getting someone to P.M. you the latest challenge, just do it.

:D