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Kyle1Senior Contributor
Without gender or genealogy; more mysterious than Melchezidek; some one fell to pieces after sitting on a wall.
We know this 'some one' must have been of high esteem, however. All the king's horses and all the king's men galloped out in great urgency to tend the situation. Presumably they supplied their best efforts to help out, but apparently failed. And that's where the story ends.
Or does it? ...
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OaktreeSenior Contributor
Well we have all been retelling this story for years so obviously it is of great importance!
@Kyle1
Meggle
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Gillie1Senior Contributor
@Kyle1 Maybe upon falling off the wall the divide between one side and the other this genderless mysterious stranger found where they could stand on solid ground. And maybe broken and fallen they could rebuild themselves into a new form a more complex shape with more flexibility to move and explore.
Maybe the king's men and their horses couldn't put anything back the way it was and maybe that's not a bad thing.
But maybe that is a dream.
Time will tell.
It's a nice dream though.
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