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In a small village in the Kingdom of Imm lived a small boy. Many stories of adventure, fantasy and drama resided in his little head. Many of these stories were influenced by the many forbidden Moving Picture houses that dotted the countryside. The boy soon discovered the ability to tell tall tales to the village’s children that live around him. Yet the village elders discouraged the telling of these types of fables and attempted to force the boy to lifetime of labor in the local retail establishments. At the age of twenty, the boy’s imagination began to evolve and mature. The many stories that lie dormant all these years began to emerge. To alleviate the pain of silence, the young man searched out the advice of many wise men that were banished from the village for telling legends and fairy-tales. The young lad considered these men strong and brave. Many of them had left their homelands to discover a new land and forged a new life in the land of the Moving Pictures. The young man soon learned of the great libraries that held the many notable works of the majestic storytellers. He began his search for the great libraries that held the truth about storytelling. After uncovering the locations of these great libraries, he began his long and arduous task of research. The young man resided himself to long days, weeks, months and even years of study. He would spend many hours tucked away in the dark corners of the libraries looking through the many dust-laden books on how to tell his stories and make the forbidden Moving Pictures. Among the writings, he found the teachings of writing and creating the forbidden Moving Pictures. He spent many years in seclusion discovering how to tell his fables properly and put them onto the legendary forbidden celluloid. After decades of masquerading as a popular entrepreneur among the village people, the young man rose up from the depths of libraries’ dusty halls and began to tell his fabulous stories. One of his first stories forced him to solicit the assistance of others in the forbidden business of moving pictures. Unknown to him, he was contacted by a very obnoxious troll disguised as an accomplished writer and producer. The troll cast a spell upon the now middle-aged man, which began his now legendary journey to the land of the Moving Pictures. The troll told the young man that he could help him with one of his stories. The young man agreed, for a price, to let the troll rewrite his story and sell it for him. Only, from that time on, the story lay twisted and torn. Even to this day, the man hopes it will be sold to the highest bidder. But, unbeknown to the troll, the young man deceived the troll and used the writings to learn more about his ability to write and use what he gathered to improve on his other stories. Soon the young man was on his own, writing and imagining all sorts of stories and great tales of adventure. With each story, his writings improved. The young man began to form alliances among other young storytellers and soon his stories began to take great structure. He soon found an ally in another storyteller in which together polished off one of his Motion Picture stories, Starbound. It is the one story that eats at the young man’s desire to direct the forbidden Motion Pictures. His directing abilities became prevalent when he and a young group of common filmmakers, including his son, banded together to make an underground moving picture of love and fantasy entitled, “The Little Rose.” He and his followers considered the little moving picture a success and his talents as a true storyteller and a moving picture creator could now be displayed proudly. His ambitions brought him closer to the land of the forbidden Moving Picture factories several years ago when he made a pilgrimage to this world of make-believe. He and his family settled down in the Southern part of the land. He then continued to work at his craft while infiltrating the business of moving pictures. After relocating to the forbidden land of the moving pictures, he continuously tells his stories through his writings. In an unusual twist, the man now found a new love when it came to storytelling. He discovered the ancient art of the forbidding written book. He secretly wrote ‘The Devil Witch’ and disguised it as his first printed story from The Tales from the Kingdom of Imm. This unusual scripture is slowly making its way in to the hands of the kingdoms people with enthusiastic acceptance. To this day he continues to write in this ancient art form as well as those forbidden screenplays. |
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