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420 AD; Paris
At the age of seven Saint Dementia could hear angelic voices. She confided in her mother Paphnutius, who inturn arranged a marriage with a young wealthy merchant. Saint Dementia's facination with woodland creatures lead to a squirels nest in a large tree outside of Nanterre. There she recieved vision of a terrible catastrophy at the age of fifteen. She was met with skeptism as she told her vision of a giant acorn spliting the Earth. She was married on her sixteenth birthday to her beloved Hyppoptamus, who had her kept on a leash. It was her penchant to run naked about the fields and then sleep on a bed of sticks. Saint Dementia would frequently escape her husband's house and preach about a secret society. Her mother Paphnutius, dragged her by her hair from the tavern and beat her with her shoes. She was deaf from that day forward. The little Rose of Nanterre, although completely deaf, would preach loudly: "O' Emperor! Beware the acorns!" Reflections: How many acorns can you put in the knoll of your tree? ******** ****** (@)
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