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The Dream

The Dream

By Maria in 23 Jan 2016 | 10:44
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It is midnight and the little village of Awisa, nestled among tall forest trees, is fast asleep. From the neighbouring villages Adu hears the barking of dogs. While asleep he has a dream. He finds himself in the forest all alone. Then a big leopard appear. He then struggles with the leapard. The next morning he tells his parent about it. His mother tries to allay his fears but his father agya is worried. He does not like the idea of a leapard chasing his son in a dream, because that particular animal is a family totem and a family totem should not be seeking to kill a family member. He decides to see yaro for spritual assistance.
23 Jan 2016 | 10:44
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*peeping* Am Here
23 Jan 2016 | 10:50
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plz is this a story or a thread
23 Jan 2016 | 11:12
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Pls if u ar posting a story or anytin I think it wl b beta 2 state it clearly wat it is nd if its a story u state if its an episode or a prologue. In dis case I dnt knw wat 2 call dis post
23 Jan 2016 | 11:48
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Try 2 group ur stories in chapters or episodes
23 Jan 2016 | 12:08
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Uhm... I thinks it's a story... Obviously she's a new comer... I totally agree with the dlight.
23 Jan 2016 | 13:09
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Please u guys should forgive me Episode 2 yaro is on the farm alone. Nimo came to him and said yaro please pray for my son, your friend. Yaro could sense worry from nimo's voice. He remembers his chat with Nimo when he saw his friend Adu. Sympathy feels his heart for the boy. He proceeds to pray for him also spend time with him to teach him about faith in God. Yaro is a skinny man with red eyes, a man mocked by both children and women of awisa. He womders if Adu dream has any effect in his later life.
24 Jan 2016 | 08:22
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