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The moon was intrigued. She had never heard of humans before, but she was fascinated by the idea that they could be both wondrous and dangerous. She decided to keep an eye on the earth below, watching as the humans went about their lives.

As she watched, she saw the truth in the stars' words. The humans were capable of great beauty, but they were also capable of terrible greed and excess. She saw them consuming vast quantities of vodka, their faces twisted with desire, their eyes wild with longing.

And so the moon watched and wondered, pondering the mystery of the humans and their strange, unpredictable ways. For though they were small and fragile, they held a power that the stars could never match, a power that could change the very course of the universe itself.

By Cosmo Danchin-Hamard.