Write a narrative in which a character ends up in an unfamiliar setting. Show how he or she adapts to the new surroundings. Be sure to clearly establish and develop characters and setting, and provide all parts of a plot--conflict, rising action, climax, and resolution. Use techniques such as dialogue and sensory language to create an effective narrative.

Once opon a time there was this boy who wanted to play outside he sees this tree that he has never seen before he goes to it and it has a ladder he climbs it and he gets to the top whilst he's up there he sees a witch he says "hello?"

the witch replys in a stratchy voice "yeeess" the boy then replys with "are you magical" and the witch replys with "yees no wbe GONE" and then the witch cast a spell on the boy and no whes at a mysterious island he sees unicorns, pegassus, three headed frogs all sorts of stuff he doesnt know what to do he starts to miss his parents he starts to cry thats when eh heard a voice say "hello?" he run stowards th evoice lookinbg for the person he sees something the voice got louder it wasnt a person who was talking it was a parrot he loses hope but the parrot seemed off it turns out that parrot is a person who got turned into a parrot by the witch and sent to the island they find a way to turn the person back to human ang they make a potion to get back and when they get back he wakes up and realises it was a dream. The End

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in the story "marionettes inc," in the last line of the story, braling two is referred to by the narrator as the "someone." what does this new identifier imply and how does it add to the drama of the closing scene?