If There's a Fire... The Fish Dies
If there's a fire, everybody leaves.
If everybody leaves, the fish starts to panick.
If the fish starts to panick, it runs into the side of the bowl.
If it runs into the side of the bowl, it will get a concussion.
If it gets a concussion, it will go to the vet.
If it goes to the vet, it meets a cat.
If it meets a cat, the cat eats it.
If the cat eats it, the vet takes the cat into surgerey.
If the cat goes into surgerey, they find the fish.
If they find the fish, they will try to save it.
If they try to save it, the fish lives.
If the fish lives, they will keep it as a pet.
If they keep it as a pet, they forget to clean it.
If they forget to clean it, the bowl gets dirty.
If the bowl gets dirty, the fish eats the poisonous algae growing on the sides of its bowl.
If the fish eats the poisonous algae growing in the sides of its bowl, the fish dies.
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It's just your everyday story of the beloved family pet dying when the house catches on fire. Here's my first one. It's shorter, but it still has the same idea.If there's a fire, everyone leaves.
If everyone leaves, the fish don't get fed.
If the fish don't get fed, they are hungry.
If the fish are hungry, they eat each other.
If they eat each other, the fish all die.
So, let's see how many ways we can kill our beloved pet fish, shall we?
No mature. Other than that, have fun.
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