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>Green
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>All in front of you, you see green
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>You tilt your head to the left and right
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>You continue to see green, with bits of brown and blue
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>You tilt your head far enough to see what's behind you
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>Green
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>You are suddenly aware that this green is actually beneath you
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>You're on your back, and the green beneath you is grass
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>Thus it stands to reason that the green and blue above you must be trees and the sky
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>A sky, at least
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>With a bit of trouble and shaking, you make your way to your feet
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>It occurs to you now that you are stark naked
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>This, however, was not a far throw from the rags you had on before
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>Indeed, in the days, hours, and minutes leading up to your execution, you wore naught but a burlap sack
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>Ate naught but the potatoes from that sack, too
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>Ah, yes, your execution, you remember it so vividly
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>Tinker with some artifacts the Senate doesn't think you should tinker with and it's off with your head
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>Such a barbaric world you lived in
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>Hopefully this afterlife will be a bit better
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>After all, you're stuck with it for eternity, if you're not mistaken
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>First things first, you fashion a skirt out of leaves and vines
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>They may go naked here in the afterlife, but it'll take you some time to get used to it
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>You find a winding path through the forest, and decide to see where it goes
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>As you walk along the path, you feel a strange feeling
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>It is as though some sort of energy flows from the forest around you and into your being
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>It leaves you feeling rejuvenated, and full of life
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>Full of afterlife, maybe
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>Eventually, you spot a small cottage at what appears to be the edge of this forest
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>A small creature seems to be tending to a garden of sorts
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>It's body is overall equine in appearance, but with many exaggerated and oversimplified features
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>"Oh, Angel, if only I had someone to help me water these plants. I'm afraid my garden is growing too large to care for on my own."
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>The creature speaks!
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>Interesting, from the voice it sounds female, but you can't be certain with an unfamiliar talking species
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>It also seems to want your help in tending to its garden
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>Well, someone's help, at least
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>As you begin to approach and introduce yourself, you stop to wonder, what's a creature doing tending a garden in the afterlife?
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>Perhaps its paradise is simply to tend its garden undisturbed
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>Which you realize casts a new light on what you're doing, which is disturbing it during its garden-tending
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>Before you can clear your throat or say "Hello", you feel a twig break under your foot and hear an audible snap
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>The small creature perks up, before turning side to side to see where exactly the sound came from
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>Finally it turns round and sees you standing on its cobblestone path to its house
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>You're not sure how it'll react, when it eventually does, so you decide to smile and wave, hoping this will somehow cause it to warm up to you
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>It simply lets out a small "eep" before seizing up and becoming perfectly still
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>Uh
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"Hello, there," you say in your best calming voice, "My name is Antonon Ptolymous, but most people call me An'on'ymous."
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