Tweedledum And Tweedledee
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They had no idea what to do. It was frustrating.Their arms and legs were still strapped down. There was no way they'd be able to escape. There wasn't even a window in the room and the door was locked. In the darkness of the cruel night, they wondered what to. They both knew they would fight this separation with all they had in them. They were joined together for a reason. They were born this way and didn't know anything else. "I can't live without you, Deedee.""And I can't imagine a life without... you, Dumdum.""God wanted us to be this way. He created us like this. No one has the right to separate us," Deedee said."Or to question our right to live like this," Dumdum said. "We are two separate beings. Though living in the same body, we have two minds." "It's unfair to lump us together as one," Dumdum said."But yet, we belong together," Deedee said. "Why can't they see that? Why don't they understand we need to be joined together, that neither of us can live without the other?""They're afraid of us, Deedee," Dumdum said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had no idea what to do. It was frustrating.Their arms and legs were still strapped down. There was no way they'd be able to escape. There wasn't even a window in the room and the door was locked. In the darkness of the cruel night, they wondered what to. They both knew they would fight this separation with all they had in them. They were joined together for a reason. They were born this way and didn't know anything else. "I can't live without you, Deedee.""And I can't imagine a life without... you, Dumdum.""God wanted us to be this way. He created us like this. No one has the right to separate us," Deedee said."Or to question our right to live like this," Dumdum said. "We are two separate beings. Though living in the same body, we have two minds." "It's unfair to lump us together as one," Dumdum said."But yet, we belong together," Deedee said. "Why can't they see that? Why don't they understand we need to be joined together, that neither of us can live without the other?""They're afraid of us, Deedee," Dumdum said.
What to read after Tweedledum And Tweedledee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willow Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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