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     original idea

Look and listen two  good points  be taking when your walking alone in a forest you do not know ,I told  you not to ,thats when you should had listen .Upon walking through this forest  see pockets of sand like quicksand but like most that never see quicksand you stop too see it better and closer that was the look part I was talking about .

Now that was too late for you,suddenly maggots hundreds of them swarm over your body,inside your nose and mouth your ears even
your feet and toes they cover your body in seconds .
Being small the maggots attack in groups and you scream but no  one is too nearby except then the  jungle itself which only rule in the jungle is eat or be eaten ,

Suddenly you fall the maggots quicken their work on you ,not leaving an inch of your body uncovered .Now the maggots were done there was nothing left of you .

Next time you will listen and look before you take any action .Now it was all over for you,

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