Interviewer : Hi, lovely morning, isn't it? (smiling brightly, sun shining at face)
Interviewee : Yes, indeed. It is a lovely morning morning today. The sun had decided to be friendly today and share it's warmth! I love you, Sun. Thank you for kindness. (smiling broadly)
Interviewer : I can see you are in a good mood. Today has been good, I presume? (looking at Interviewee. Both are still smiling)
Interviewee : Well, you could say that the lovely sunny morning has made an otherwise bleak day better. You see, I had woken up feeling slightly under the weather. I felt oily, hard and my body's crumbling. And the worse was, I don't smell anymore. (an overcast enveloping face) Don't get me wrong, I still am feeling all those, but yes, the weather's helped lift up my otherwise lowly spirits slightly. (satisfied feeling coming over face)
Interviewer : Oh, oily? Hard? Crumbling? What do you mean, if you don't mind telling? As you can see, I am little lost here. (face showing a bewildered look)
Interviewee : Hahaa.. I don't reckon you would understand that right away when I told you. Ah, let us take a seat first and I will tell you the whole picture on how I came about to be that. Sit there, that seat on the sofa is the b est. Yes, there. It's nice, isn't it? You comfortable now? That's good. Okay, let me sit down, too. (sit's down, adjusting self into most comfortable position)
Interviewer : Thank you. I hope it's not too much trouble to you. And yes, the sofa is very comfortable. (easing in the seat, enjoying the cushion) What's the interesting story then?
Interviewee : Hmm...actually, it is not an interesting story. It is very depressing actually. Just that you got to know the what had happened yesterday to make me such, today. (nodding, slowly) I tried, you know, to be the best, but there wasn't much I could do. I could only scream and shout, and tried my best at the end, to help out. Hahaha.. you are probably thinking, 'what the heck are you talking about?!' Hahaha.. okay, here goes!
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I was okay, I thought, I really was getting on fine. My rise was good, I felt fluffy, soft and smelt very nice. The pungent was really there, you could not miss it. Really, I thought I didn't disappoint. I overcame my first obstacle rather well, if you want to put it that way.
Punched down, repeatedly, I couldn't understand why she had wanted to shower me with so much of that white powdery stuff. I was not hungry, yet, she kept on throwing those things all over me. I had no choice. I grew fat, getting heavier and heavier. I tried screaming at her to stop but she didn't listen. I think she couldn't hear me. It was bad, she kept going on like that way for a while. I could feel myself doubling in weight. Oh boy, was I Heh-vee!
When she finally stop, I was panting. I wanted to hold on to her, but I couldn't anymore. Getting heavy meant that I lost my grip. She, on the other hand, seemed satisfied with that. She made me, placed me on my oily bed. It was too slippery for my liking, if you want to know.
Anyhow, I can't say much. I just wondered why she didn't shaped me. She then took my bed, with me on it, and slowly put me into my bedroom, all warmed up and cosy. She left me there, with a curtain hanging above me, all damped up. I knew that was the cue for my second performance to start. I was feeling a little sleepy, really. The warmt was making me drowsy, instead of waking me up.
I grew slowly, too slow. It didn't help that I was heavy. I felt like a failure. But I didn't stop growing. I tried to grow up, but couldn't. My weight was pulling me down. I stretched at my sides instead.
Then, slowly I felt my bedroom getting warmer. I felt more lively. My drowsiness left me, slowly. Active, I wanted to grow up but I still could not, I was heavy, . Too heavy. I dried up, too much. My skin felt too oily, too hard. My body smell left me. I knew, somehow, when the 'Ding came', although I had performed, I had somehow failed, too.
I saw her face, she wasn't happy. Yes, she was curious, and anxious. Till this morning. I am still the same. Or, maybe worse. (pauses slightly, sighing) Slightly harder, oiler, more crumbly. My smell has gone, totally. Luckily, the sun's here today, else, I think she would have been more depress. (waits for a comment, but none comes. Interviewee turns slowly towards Interviewer, and sees him sleeping. Interviewee shakes his head and smiles. He closes his eyes and then snores could be heard).
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