Gobble Nation: The Turkeys' Escape Plan
Chapter 1. The turkeys of the farmyard huddled together in a circle, their feathers ruffling in the slight breeze as they shifted uncomfortably. They had heard the rumors that Christmas was coming, and it meant only one thing: death. The fear spread among them like a plague and soon enough the conversation quieted to a whisper as each bird tried to decide what to do. Finally, one brave turkey stepped forward and cleared his throat.
He was an old bird with a wise look about him, and he spoke with confidence. “We must create our own nation!” he declared boldly. The other birds looked at him incredulously but he had their attention now so he continued.
“We can call it Gobble Nation! We will be safe from human interference here!” The idea seemed outrageous at first, but as more turkeys joined in the discussion they started to realize that this could actually work! They all agreed that they would need some kind of government and laws to make sure everyone was treated fairly and kept safe.
Once these rules were established, they began to create their own nation right there in the farmyard. They built their own houses out of hay and wood that was found around the farm, and started forming committees for different tasks such as food production and safety protocols. As time went on more birds from other farms heard about Gobble Nation and joined them until eventually there were hundreds of turkeys living safely in their own little nation! They lived happily until one day when Christmas came around again, but this time they were ready!
All of Gobble Nation’s citizens gathered together outside with signs reading “Save Our Turkeys!” As news channels arrived to cover the story, people all over the world learned of their plight and started taking action to help these brave birds escape Christmas dinner once again! Thanks to their hard work and determination, Gobble Nation is still thriving today - a place where turkeys can live peacefully without fear of being taken away for dinner or any other kind of harm. The birds are still proud of what they achieved that fateful day when they decided to create their own nation - a place where every bird is free from harm's way!
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