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Gather round me, cursed patrons, I present to you a plague Fare best served with murky water and descriptions best left vague As a danger to ye all- I proffer cowards to depart- There is peril in the air: A guise of parables and art. Take heed now, sleuthing citizens, for clues lay all around What drove the maddened cabin boy to run the ship aground? Whose seductive fabrications made an honest man forswear? Beware the pen and paper, there are clever souls out there.
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