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At one o'dlock last night, I was walking in the hall outside Mr Otis' bedroom when he came out of his room. I was danking my chains and making a noise scare him, but wasn't scared at all. He gave me a bottle of oil to stop my chains from danking. I was very angry. I threw it on the floor and ran down the hall making a lot of noise. Then as I got near the top of the stairs, a door opened and two little boys appeared, they laughed and whispered and threw a pillow at my head. I disappeared in a flash of green light and went to a quiet room to think. How dare they be so rude to me? Why aren't they scared of me? I decided it was time to teach them a lesson.
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