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Jiminy popped his head above the water and spit out some water like a fountain statue. He whipped his head around trying to look for Tallulah, who was floating lifeless in the water. With a loud gasp, he dived under the water and up beside her, putting her arm over his shoulder and swimming to the shore. He carefully dropped her body onto the grass. He gently shook her, “Oh please wake up, Miss Tallulah!” He put his ear against her chest and was relieved to hear a heartbeat. He gave her a few pumps on the chest, hoping it would push any water out from her lungs. He waited another moment, feeling very defeated. Talulah’s body laid before him. She was alive, but she seemed to be barely hanging on. Jiminy removed his hat in respect before shedding a tear. He thought for a moment, and wondered… Maybe the answer was a simple fairytale trope. True love’s kiss! He decided to give it a go. At this point he had nothing to lose. He leaned forward, gave a sigh, and

Everyone whose anybody wants to be a somebody. Especially in Hollywood. If you were lucky enough to make it big on the silver screen, you were considered a star. Actors and actresses were among the rich and elite. They live in the lap of luxury, attending lavish parties and sipping on expensive champagnes. It was an envious life, but for one lonely cricket, it was far from appealing. Jiminy Cricket was a star who made it big in the 1940's Disney film, Pinocchio. A once small cricket was now a major star. Well, he was still small, but he had finally fulfilled his dream of being in the movies. However, the bug who came from humble beginnings remained so throughout his career. He was a traveller, a storyteller, and a happy-go-lucky fellow. While he had everything a bug could have wanted, he still relished in the simpler things in life. Once in a while he did enjoy a party or two, or even a stop at the club. Specifically the Woodland Cafe, a hot spot for all the rich and