Oh Majestic One
I imagine a world where I’m as big as a Lego guy and there’s a huge entity watching over my every move.
(In my world, we Lego people can move on our own.)
Here in Lego World, we possess a great fear of being stepped on by our majesty.
And each of us strives individually to never become his majesty’s scratching post.
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