| «I set out to sea, in search of prosperity;
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| When a raging storm washed me up and I thought I was home.»
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| «Awakened on a sandy land when I heard a man yell…»
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| Little Men:
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| «Stay away! |
| A giant monster crashed our shore. |
| Tie him to the ground,
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| don’t let him go.»
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| «Had to show the people of the land where my intentions stand, started by
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| telling my tale.»
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| Little Men:
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| «He left behind his wife and little kid.»
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| «Battleships all packed with cannons, coming to destroy their land.»
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| Little Men:
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| «We agreed to set you free, but in return you’ll fight those enemies.»
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| «'Traitor shouts were thrown my way, when I let their enemies slip away.
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| Overheard their leaders say…»
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| Little Men:
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| «We should poison him or make him blind.»
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| And back again to the seas where the wind took his wooden raft away.
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| Fighting the raging storms and wondering where will be his next stay?
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| Laid his sail down as he discovered an island ahead,
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| To land on shores where mighty giants dwelled.
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| «Looked around me, saw a giant farmer took me to his home,
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| Asked his daughter to conceal me until he could present me to the queen;
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| I was safe and sheltered.»
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| Giant Farmer:
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| «Fetch Gulliver, I shall take him to the queen.»
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| «Astounded the queen was of my tiny size,
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| She grew fonder of me and I was requested to entertain her instead of her
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| jester,
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| Ignoring his presence and pushing him further away.»
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| Jealousy filled the jester’s heart when he was ignored and thrown away.
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| «With his evil laugh, I found myself mired with death and it felt like it was
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| my last day.»
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| «Farmer's daughter came to my rescue; |
| saving me from my deadly fate.
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| Leading me to the open seas, I was asked to flee and sail away.»
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| «I was lost with nothing but the stars to guide my way,
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| Lifeless lay there.»
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| «A wooden raft to the port side, Captain!»
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| «Sailors took me back home.»
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| «Gulliver, heed my words. |
| What will become of your family?
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| A desolate widow, fatherless children?!»
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| «I swear I tell the truth, your honor!»
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| «Very well then, we shall review your case next year at the same time.
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| Guards, take him back to his cell.»
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| His child enters the room, holding a tiny box,
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| And walks slowly to the judge;
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| Revealing the thread of evidence solely left;
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| A little sheep from a little fellowman he kept. |