I start asking the girl what happened. She explains that she has seen a fisherman bowing down to the Gori-Mander. I decided to sneak up a little bit closer to them to eavesdrop. Until the freak (who is the Gori-Mander) saw me, so I decided to run away and come to you. I asked her what her name was, she replied “Beatrix Thornfield, but you can call me Bea.” Then she asked me what my name was,
I responded “Jeffery Apple, but you can call me Jeff.” We shook hands. Then I gave her a spare pillow and a mattress to sleep on, she appreciated it. Beatrix asked me want to hunt down the Gori-Mander and his minion. For a couple of seconds I was thinking to myself, should I go, I might die, but I might be in the history books. I decided to go with her, but first I put on a waterproof coat and walking boots.
We went outside and we saw lightning in the distance, it started raining. I thought that it was going to flood because there was a lot of rain. Today wouldn’t be a nice day eating Fish n Chips. The sand started to become really sodden which meant it would be very syrupy. Beatrix was in trainers and they were a bit big, so her trainers kept going of her foot due to the stickiness. I felt enormous hail stones landing on my head, we were adjacent to the pier, so we hid under it. The fog began to close in and it became thicker and thicker. Beatrix told me. “Is it just me or do you see big yellow eyes?”
“Yes, is that the Gori-Mander!” I replied. RUN!! We started running as fast as the wind. We were jumping over the sticks lying on the sticky beach. I imagined that this was Subway Surfers, but in real life. We were quickly getting exasperated and Violet was quickly abating down. I looked back and the Gorilla-Mander was gone. The sun was rising and it stopped raining. We decided to watch the sunrise.
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