Gerald caught up with Snaky, the dragon who kidnapped his wife, Miriam, and told him to gently, very gently, open his mouth and set her down. After Snaky did she went to Gerald’s side putting her hands to her hair to stroke it back in place and then wiping off the dragon slime so they could both pay full attention when giving Snaky a piece of their minds, such as, What has gotten into you?
Raising his chest with snorts of pride and showing grotesque teeth and dragon boogers dripping through his nostrils’ steam, Snaky bellowed that he wanted to rip their hearts out squishing them slowly, very slowly, as sacrifices to his lord and master of the 33rd degree, Illuminatus Illuminati, Satánus Luciferus, marked with the 666 seal, the Supreme Serpent for whom he’d gladly lay down his dragon bones and die.
After pausing to permit this to sink in Gerald and Miriam looked at each other and laughed leaving even Snaky erupting in spooky grunts at his own expense. Pointing out to him that he had unintentionally rubbed his bottom in what looked like dragon-itch poison ivy Gerald and Miriam figured it was time to leave before they started itching as well.
As they turned from the deluded rainbow kingdom of mischievous enchantment, ever troubling the visions of misguided youth and the dreams of the witless old, it faded exposing an underbelly of demented fantasies and wormy delights.
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Denise offers the prompt word stroke to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories. This is a continuation (and hopefully the conclusion) of Key – Six Sentence Story.
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I am grateful to Sammi Cox, the editor of Whispers and Echoes, for publishing one of my very short stories, Ever Simmering Fluid.

Good story. And it certainly was six sentences!
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Oh, I almost feel sorry for Snaky but what a great way to escape.
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He got off easy with only a bit of poison ivy. Thank you, Patrick!
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It is sometimes hard to say much in six sentences, but those are the rules. Thank you, Patrick!
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Excellent. Satan is a joke since Jesus has won the victory.
This story reminds me of “The seventy returned with joy, saying, ‘Lord, even the demons are subject to us in Your name!’ And He said to them, ‘I saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven. Behold, I have given you authority to tread upon serpents and scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy; and nothing shall hurt you.’”
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Jesus has won already! Good reminder of Luke 10. Thank you and blessings, Michael!
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“33rd degree, Illuminatus Illuminati, Satánus Luciferus, marked with the 666 seal, ”
You got that right! They even infiltrated the Vatican and will not deny it! Which is why I am a Traditional Catholic; a big difference. God promised His Church would last till the end of time, just smaller now. Yet there were only three at the Cross when Jesus died — everyone else left.
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Zoroastrianism: God of light vs. God of darkness … God of Good vs. God of evil — avodah zarah narishkeit. Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.
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I am glad you liked Myrna’s comment enough to respond. Thank you, mosckerr!
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They have infiltrated everything that I am aware of. Blessings to you, Myrna!
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Those crafty Masons have stolen the dragon from the Apocalypse?
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Perhaps they those crafty Masons are working for the dragon? Look what Haydock (Catholic commentary) says of the dragon — ” A great red dragon; a fiery dragon, with seven heads and ten horns; i.e. many heads and many horns. By the dragon is generally understood the devil, (see ver. 7 and 9) and by the heads and horns, kings and princes, who act under him, persecuting the servants of God. (Witham) — Dragon, &c. the devil; and by the seven heads and ten horns, are meant those princes and governors who persecute the Church of Christ. (Calmet)”
Apocalypse 12;3
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I agree, Myrna! They are working for the dragon.
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That is sort of where I was going with the story. Thank you, Larry!
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Hugely (at least dragon size) Six of Fun, Frank. Your story, along with the florid comments of some of your followers, was vey enjoyable.
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Laughing at ‘florid’!
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It was the most polite word I could think of. 😉
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Thank you!
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Thank you, Doug! I have recently been trying to keep these stories under 100 words, but then I gave up.
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Very interesting story Frank.
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Thank you, Sadje!
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You’re most welcome
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I’m struck dumb, too Scary! Fine, powerful writing.
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Thank you! Gerald and Miriam had nothing to fear.
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Good one!
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Thank you, Reena!
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Haha this is an awesome story! Love the personalities you gave to the characters.
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Thank you, Cassa!
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“…rainbow kingdom of mischievous enchantment, ever troubling the visions of misguided youth and the dreams of the witless old, it faded exposing an underbelly of demented fantasies and wormy delights.
More things in heaven and earth than are dreamt, non?
Wild and fun Six this week, Frank!
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It was a lot of fun to write. Thank you!
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So richly told, Frank, even if the description of the dragon gave me a ‘eww’ moment!
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I was going to the “eww” moment in describing the dragon. Thank you, Chris!
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I am delighted, Frank, that no dragons were hurt in the creation of this tale!
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I remembered your advice from last week to be gentle with Snaky. Thank you!
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Well done, Frank. Amazing what you can say in six.
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It took over 30 revisions to pack stuff in that came to mind. Thank you, Dan!
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It takes time to get it just right.
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Awesome storytelling, Frank!
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Thank you, Eugenia!
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Most welcome, Frank!
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a jam packed six. excellent job. very vivid
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Thank you, Paul!
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While the message was not lost, what a fun Six this was, Frank!
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Thank you, Denise! I am glad it was a fun Six.
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As Martin Luther said, “The best way to drive out the devil, if he will not yield to texts of Scripture, is to jeer and flout him, for he cannot bear scorn.”
Evil always wants to be taken very, very seriously.
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Good point about jeering and flouting the devil, Mimi!
May your friend in your story receiving her healing from cancer. Blessings to both of you!
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And in the end, all’s well that ends well. Except for the dragon’s tail!
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His tail is going to itch for a while. Thank you, Liz!
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😂
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I can’t pick out my favorite part. All one big wormy delight.
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I am glad it is all one big wormy delight! Thank you!
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And the dragon was left with an itchy butt… quite a tail!
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Probably an itchy tail as well. Thank you!
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Brilliant Frank, so descriptive I could almost have been there!
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Thank you, Keith! I am glad the description worked.
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I concur with, all – a sensational six! 😆
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Thank you, Laura!
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Good
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Thank you!
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I really like the phrase “the deluded rainbow kingdom of mischievous enchantment”.
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Thank you, Magarisa! I am glad that phrase stood out.
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