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I have a captive fairy I discovered in the woods behind Madison’s house. Strange things have been happening. I need your comments and any advice you can give. Thanks, Michael.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
3. Madison let the fairy out and she got hurt
I’m so mad, I want to strangle Madison Madison
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It's too bad the fairy got hurt. You have to be careful with fairies. I knew they could be dangerous.
ReplyDeleteNow you've done it. The fairy is hurt and its your fault. I hope you feel terrible!!!!
ReplyDeleteMichael you've got to be more careful with the fairy. You cannot let anything happen to her. You are responsible for her now.
ReplyDeleteThe fairy is obviously trying to get away from you. You are a mean person for keeping her. Let her go.
ReplyDeleteHe cannot release the fairy with an injured wing. How could it fly?
DeleteCall a veterinarian and pretend like you have a bird. They can advise you. Sometimes I know they put splints on bird wings. You need to take better care of the fairy.
ReplyDeleteI do not understand why you insist on keeping this fairy a captive when it should be obvious to any fool that you are doing her great harm. Let her go or bad things will continue to happen. Not just to the fairy but to you.
ReplyDeleteIf the fairy responded to you and tried to speak and say your name, that's an indication you are making progress. Continue to show kindness and be patient and perhaps you can win her over.
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe Madison was so dumb as to actually put her hand in the cage with the fairy. I'm not surprised she got her hand cut by the fairy.
ReplyDeleteMadison should have her hand checked by a doctor right away. Anything involving fairies also involves magic and there is often unforseen results.
DeleteSilly Michael, Fairies cannot be captured, if you have her, she has decided to stay, Treat her well, she likes star dust for breakfast, left over smiles for lunch, she doesn't usually eat dinner, word on the fairy stage, is she is headed for Piccadilly.
ReplyDeleteThen the question is - why is the fairy staying and what does she want?
DeleteNo fairy would want to be in a cage. You are rationalizing. Open a window, open the door to the hamster cage, and see what she does. Then you'll know.
DeleteStop being a jerk and let the fairy go.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing wrong with Michael keeping the fairy. In fact, I think it would be negligent to do otherwise.
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