Use this information to make a story a bout characters who can come out of the book and are as small as doll house people. But the Arthur is a regular person. The characters come out and live with the Arthur of the book. But the have to hide themselves from other people.
Hey I am lony from A story book called the highlines. There are lots of other books that go with it. There is even A 🎥.
Do you happen to know A bout reck-it-ralph well that is A movie and you got to see the back ground infor, like what does on out side of work hours. Well I wanted to tell you what went on that is not in the movie nor books but will be in the next one coming out.
A friend of mine got in a physical fight, during a conflict.
The other member attacked him . But in stead of fighting back he fought with out fighting. Each time they tried to hit or punch, him he deflected or ducked. He did a back flip in the air once during the fight. So the attacker needed up hurting him self....
and guess what the Arthur of these books just had the character monsy, killed in the story. Ya'll, know the great Duke everyone loved."
Lol, I am actually really sad. Oh and if my Author finds out I'm spilling infor he might have lony, killed. And yes that is me. Not funny!!
Oh no my Arthur found out I was sharing infor with you he may kill my character.
He said he is thinking out a good punishment and death just might be it.
So I told him this
If you kill my character I shall become nothingness altogether. Please hear me. Lock me in the book all alone where the others can come out. But I can not, And I can see them out but I must remain in side."
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by the bookshelf stood Arthur, an ordinary person with an extraordinary secret. He had discovered a magical book called "The Highlines" filled with fantastical characters who could come to life and be as small as dollhouse people. It was a secret he kept hidden from the world, only sharing it with a select few.
One day, as Arthur was reading the book, he came across Lony, a mischievous character from the story. Lony was different from the others – he had an adventurous spirit and a tendency to break the rules. As Arthur continued to read, he couldn't help but be drawn to Lony's vibrant personality.
Intrigued by the idea of experiencing life outside the confines of the book, Lony devised a plan. He decided to break free from the pages and approach Arthur directly. With a burst of magical energy, Lony stepped out of the book and into the real world, shrinking down to the size of a dollhouse person.
At first, Arthur was shocked but soon grew fond of the mischievous Lony. And so, Lony became part of Arthur's daily life, sharing his adventures and experiences. They would explore the world together, living a life filled with both excitement and danger.
However, they had to be careful to hide themselves from other people. Lony's existence was a secret that they guarded closely, ensuring that no one else discovered the magical world within the book.
But their blissful existence was shattered when Arthur's author discovered Lony's presence in the real world. Fearing that his story would be compromised, the author grew enraged and threatened to punish Lony by killing off his character in the book.
Fearful for Lony's life, Arthur pleaded with the author for mercy. He proposed a compromise – if the author spared Lony's life, Arthur would willingly lock himself in the book, unable to come out like the others.
The author contemplating the offer, intrigued by the idea of a sacrifice, reluctantly agreed. Arthur was locked within the pages of "The Highlines," forever watching as the characters he loved came to life and interacted with the world outside.
Now back in the world of the book, Lony continued to have adventures alongside the other characters. Sometimes, as Lony ran through the pages, he would catch a glimpse of Arthur staring sadly from within. It was a bittersweet sight, a reminder of the sacrifice made for Lony's existence.
And so, the inhabitants of "The Highlines" lived their lives, hiding from the curious eyes of the world while Arthur watched from within, forever a silent observer in his own creation.