I always loved historical fiction for bringing to life the stories that built our world.
Somewhat randomly I found a link to a brief historical narrative that would make one hell of a book. Unfortunately the movie version would destroy young minds everywhere.
It's the war between Dracula and his brother.
How the Muslims Killed Dracula
(Saving here in part, cuz, where else? And the website, while interesting for providing a forum for young Muslims who would not become radicalized, is still far too religious and conservative for me. But that's not relevant, because Dracula.)
(How did this "because <thing>" construct become so popular? How did I end up using it?)
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Because, sheep.
Oh wait. That didn't work, did it? It has to be a "call back" from something not more than one or two paragraphs previous. You did it right. I did not. At least you didn't say, "cuz Dracula." Cutesies don't mix.
Ah, ha. You did it perfectly, AS YOU WELL KNOW, because meme-usage --> sheep.
I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE.
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