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The Dinosaur That Loved To Touch delves into the battle
between a Dinosaur that loves to touch and another that
loathes to be touched. This story can be best described
as a creation myth, filled with a whole gamut of emotions.
So please take some time and join The Dinosaur That Loved To Touch on his journey of wonder and discovery.
Thank you and Enjoy!
James de Blas |
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01. The Beginning
Many millions of years ago there where
three eggs. The eggs where tended by
a giant Lotus Flower that sang to them
a most mysterious song. The song was
so loving and tender that one of the
eggs swelled and burst open. A young
Tyrannosaurus Rex, named Donald,
entered the world. Donald was not the
only thing born from that egg. A love
of touching, a very curious love of touching was born with him.
Donald looked over to the distant,
orange/blue egg that contained his
sister. It looked so good to touch. “Oh I must touch it,” he thought.
But then the Lotus began singing
again and Donald forgot all about
touching his sister’s egg and scampered
off, playing and exploring. Later, when
Donald had gone, Alexandra came
out of her egg, leaving everything
untouched, for out of her egg
came a
fierce dislike for touching. |
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02. The Touchers
As time went by, Donald’s love of
touching grew, as did Donald. One day
Alexandra, the dinosaur, whilst out wandering came upon the most horrid
of scenes.
A group of touchers had taken over the
water-hole
and who, of all the dinosaurs
should be in the middle
of it
all, legs
blissfully in the air but her own dear
Brother Donald.
He was in touchers heaven, trembling
with the shear excitement of touching
and being touched. Alexandra who
loathed touching, could not have been
more revolted and disgusted. |
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03. He Tweaked Her Tail
It was a new day. Donald was out
looking for things which where nice to
touch. “Whu, whu,” he said as he felt
the leaves of trees. “Mmh, mmh” as he
felt the rocks, feeling the ground on all
fours, brushing against old logs with his
big body. When suddenly he looked up, and there behold, above a small ridge,
waving in the breeze, was a long lovely
orange stripey tale.
Donald could not resist, bolting off he
had to touch that tail. Poor Donald,
he didn’t know any better. That tail
just happened to belong to Alexandra.
Alexandra who hated touching and
especially being touched. Donald came
swiftly from behind stretching out a
claw to softly tweak Alexandra’s long,
lovely tail.
Alexandra let out such a bloodcurdling
terrifying scream that a young
Protoceratops who was grazing nearby,
went blind with shock! |
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04. The Fight
Alexandra was furious, “Donald,” she
roared, “How dare you touch me?”
“But, but,” quivered Donald
“How dare you.”
Donald tried to pat Alexandra,
“There, there.” He didn’t understand
how anybody could not want to
touch. Ferocious, Alexandra couldn’t
understand how any mad creature, like
Donald, could possibly enjoy touching. Donald and Alexandra were a mystery
to each other. |
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05. The Chase
Alexandra ran off swearing, “Ill get you
Donald! You won’t touch me again. Ill
gets you!”
Donald shook with unhappiness. “Why,
why?” he said to the sky. He just wanted
to touch and be friends like he did with
other dinosaurs. But Alexandra didn’t
want that. Donald wanted to make
things right but he didn’t know how. |
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06. Alexandra's Revenge
Alexandra wanted revenge. She
experimented for many months, making
potions in her cauldron, hidden in the
heart of the deep, dark swamp. Finally,
it was time to put her cunning to the
test. One day, the young Protoceratops
that was blinded by Alexandra’s bloodcurdling
scream, wandered into
her camp.
“Protoceratops” said Alexandra.
“Yes?”
“Have a sip of my yummy pudding.”
Protoceratops bumbled in, bumped
into a tree, rolled over and said, “Just a
touch, thank you.”
“No” crowed Alexandra, “Ill give you a
sip.” Protoceratops gurgled it down.
“Now for the test,” thought Alexandra.
She prodded Protoceratops with a stick.
Protoceratops hissed fiercely back to
Alexandra, Alexandra looked up with
wicked joy. ”It works... it works!”
she cried. |
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07. The Untouchable Broth
“Now!” commanded Alexandra, round
up as many dinosaurs as you can and
tell them to come drink from the Potion
of Wonderful Holidays.”
Surprisingly, quite a few came.
Alexandra promised them three meals
a day and luxurious accommodation. If
only they would drink the Untouchable
Broth and help her teach Donald
a lesson.
Each dinosaur drank from the fiery
caldron and when they had their fill,
Alexandra said, “Now chant with me,
this name “Congarillo… Congarillo...
Congarillo,” just keep doing that.
They started the chant with a whisper
that grew louder and louder. |
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08. They Grew Fierce
The dinosaurs became louder and
louder, they grew into a frenzy. Out of
their chanting, a deep dark whirlpool
appeared and out of it rose a dark blue
moon. Then two columns of dark water
shot up, hurtling the Pterodactyl into
the air “Congarillo… Congarillo...
Congarillo” they chanted.
They cried out in rage and snarled at
each other with fi erce, gnashing teeth.
The more they roared their angry roars,
the more the Congarillo took form in
the gigantic blue moon, on and on they
chanted, “Congarillo… Congarillo…
Congarillo…” with wild staring eyes
and sharp snarling teeth. |
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09. Holocaust
The Congarillo burst into the open,
louder and fi ercer than all of the
dinosaurs put together. Suddenly they
were all terrified. This only made the
Congarillo more and more powerful. It
became so powerful, giant volcanoes
rose up and exploded, lightning filled
the sky, lava rolled over the land and a
giant whirlpool swelled up to swallow
them all, while the Congarillo laughed
it’s terrifying, booming laughter. |
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10. World Of Skeletons
The whirlpool, like an enormous wave,
sucked the dinosaurs in and spat them
out, dumping them in the fierce world
of the Giant Dancing Skeletons.
Alexandra was terrifi ed, as were they all.
Some skeletons chased each other, some
danced together and some gathered
around the dinosaurs, snarling
and grinning.
Alexandra felt so scared and so small,
that all she wanted to do was to go
home and for everything to be as it used
to be.
Then she heard a voice from the moon,
“Life isn’t like that; you must go on.”
Alexandra saw the Lotus appear in the
moon and she knew there was hope. |
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11. Touchers Circle
Donald and a few of the gang, had
gathered at their special spot to watch
the sun set, to touch and keep
in touch.
All of a sudden who should appear but Protoceratops, frightened and breathless.
He had received such a shock in all the
Congarillo pandemonium that his sight
came back and he managed to escape
while the other dinosaurs where sucked
down through the whirlpool into the
world of the skeletons.
“The Cong… the Cong…the Congarillo
is coming!”
cried Protoceratops.
“What is a Congarillo?” asked Donald.
“That that, is the Congarillo!” squeeked
Protoceratops in a final great effort,
pointing with all he was to the three-headed
monster coming over the
horizon. Protoceratops, in a final burst
of strength, sighed “Congarillo coming,”
then fainted.
Donald commanded, “now every one
sing with me.”
And they all sang “Congarillo dance,
Congarillo sing, Congarillo tiny little,
tiny little, tiny little thing!” |
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12. Dinocongarilla Caught
As Donald and his gang sang, the
Congarillo grew smaller, ever smaller,
while the Lotus Flower grew larger,
ever larger.
More and more dinosaurs drew near to
join in Donald’s special song,
“Congarillo dance Congarillo sing
Congarillo tiny little, tiny little thing!”
As the Lotus grew so did the shining
pool beneath it. In the middle of all the
excitement, the Lotus Flower reached
up and “SNAP”, the Congarillo was
caught in the jaws of the Lotus. The
Lotus gently folded its petals around the
Congarillo, like a fi nal curtain going
down over the naughty Congarillo. |
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13. Returned To Deep
Many reptilian birds gathered and
dinosaur fi sh came up from the deep.
The land around the Lotus turned to
ice and then melted.
Donald kept on singing “Congarillo
dance, Congarillo sing, Congarillo
tiny little, tiny little thing.”
The reptilian fish, with their
magnifi cent teeth, roared at the
Congarillo and the Congarillo grew scared, it knew they had come to return
it to the deep, deep, deep where all
Congarillo must eventually go.
The Lotus, with the Congarillo, sank
back into the deep, deep, deep and
the Congarillo was never to be heard from again. |
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14. Sunbaking Rock
Now that the Congarillo was taken care
of, Donald and Protoceratops found
time to relax and put their feet up on
their favourite sun-baking rock.
But then Donald heard a voice.
“Haven’t you forgotten something?”
It was the voice of the Lotus coming
from beneath
the sea.
“Alexandra, you want to see her again
don’t you?”
“Yes of course I do,” said Donald.
“Then swim to where the Dolomite
Pillar’s meet the raging sea and wait,”
with that the voice of the Lotus
fell silent.
Donald said, “Are you coming
Protoceratops?”. “Donald, I dare not,
I have my sight back and if I come
between you and Alexandra…”
“Ok… see-you” sang Donald as he
jumped from the sun-baking rock in a
honey pot dive into the sea and swam for the Dolomite Pillars. |
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15. The Wave
There she was, Alexandra was free.
All her anger left behind. She was flying
out of the Underworld on the Flower of
Hope and there was Donald waiting to
meet her. |
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16. Reconciliation
The sea was calm at last. Light pierced
the dark thunderclouds, Donald and
Alexandra tenderly held the Lotus
Flower together for the fi rst time. They
listened to its sparkling singing heart
and suddenly Donald understood why
Alexandra hated touching so much. Then Alexandra knew why Donald
liked so very much to touch.
For the Lotus Flower understood all
things. But none of them where telling
Do you know why?
Shhh let it be our secret. |
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