A Quote by Terry Pratchett
Let's see, now... in HOGFATHER there are a number of stabbings, someone's killed by a man made of knives, someone's killed by the dark, and someone just been killed by a wardrobe. It's a book about the magic of childhood. You can tell.
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"Can't sleep with a dead man in my closet." "You killed someone?" asked Ben with interest.
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