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 Author is a regular person. The characters come out and live with the author 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 Authur 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 Author 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."
Make it real thanks
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Once upon a time, in a small cozy house nestled in a quiet neighborhood, lived John, a regular person who loved to write. John was the author of a book called "The Highlines," a captivating tale filled with adventure and fantasy. Little did he know that the characters of his book, Lony and his friends, had an extraordinary ability - they could come out of the pages and become as small as doll-house people.
One day, as John was working on the next installment of "The Highlines," he started noticing strange occurrences in his house. Objects would mysteriously move, and tiny voices would whisper in the corners. Confused and intrigued, John searched for answers and stumbled upon a note left by Lony.
The note explained that Lony and his friends had discovered their unique ability to enter the real world and wanted to experience life beyond the confines of the book. However, they had to hide their existence from other people, fearing that they would be mistaken for toys or worse, face rejection for being different.
Curiosity overwhelmed John, and he decided to invite the characters of "The Highlines" to live with him. With careful planning, they found small hidden corners in the house where they could dwell safely without being noticed by outsiders. Lony, the brave and adventurous protagonist, took charge and ensured everyone's safety.
The characters quickly adapted to their new life, establishing a routine and contributing to the household chores. They would gather around John's desk as he wrote, offering suggestions and insights, their tiny voices providing a source of inspiration and creativity.
But all was not well in their newfound home. One day, a fellow character from "The Highlines" got into a physical altercation, leading to a conflict that escalated dangerously. Fortunately, their unique abilities helped them navigate the fight without causing any harm. The attacker, unable to comprehend the situation, ended up hurting themselves instead.
Meanwhile, John continued to craft the story of "The Highlines" for his beloved readers. However, he decided to add a shocking twist – he killed off the character of Monsy, the great Duke, who was adored by everyone. Lony, aware of his Author's unpredictable nature, grew concerned for his own safety, as well as for the well-being of his friends.
Filled with fear, Lony reached out to John, desperately trying to reason with him. Understanding the gravity of the situation, Lony pleaded with the author, promising to sacrifice his own freedom. Lony begged John to keep him locked within the pages of the book, isolated from the outside world, and to allow the rest of the characters to continue their adventures outside.
Touched by Lony's selflessness and fearing the repercussions of their exposure, John reluctantly agreed. He locked Lony within the book, where he could no longer experience the joys and wonders of the real world. From within, Lony watched as his friends continued their escapades and their lives flourished, while he remained a mere observer.
John, realizing the impact his decisions had on Lony and the other characters, learned an important lesson about the power he held as the author. Filled with regret, he vowed to be more compassionate and considerate towards his creations. And as he continued to write, he promised himself that in the next installment, Lony would finally regain his freedom and be reunited with his friends.
In the end, the characters of "The Highlines" found strength in their unity and managed to adapt to the challenges they faced. Their secret existence became a bond that brought them closer together, even if it meant sacrificing some of their own desires. And within the pages of the book, Lony patiently waited for his chance to be free once more, knowing that his journey was far from over.
And so, the tale of Lony and the highlines continued, both within the pages of the book and in the hearts of those who knew their story, reminding us that the most extraordinary adventures often stem from the most unexpected places.