Copyright Randy Maize |
They say the death of an opponent is not a time to
gloat. It is one that should be spent in
introspection and reflection. How we
treat our rivals in defeat is a measure of our character.
It is easy to be gracious in victory but how we handle
ourselves in the sting of defeat can really define us.
Tish! Tosh! And bah humbug while we are at it.
Can I say that a life time of hearing fairy tales about evil
trolls I am glad this goat is finally cooked.
Farewell Billy Goat Gruff, this troll does not forget.
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I'd love to read what you think about this post...
Word Count : 100.
And before you know it the last Friday Fictioneer prompt for the year is here. This should have been a serious and reflective piece and that is how I started it. But then I did have fun with the writing prompts for this year so I flipped it around. So wishing everyone a very happy new year and to read the other last words for this year, click here.
Give no quarter. Have at thee
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! Thanks for getting into the spirit Neil :-)
DeleteDear Subroto,
ReplyDeleteI love your twisted slant on Billy Goat's gruff. Well done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thanks Rochelle, I think I goat this.
DeleteCheers to the Troll! His time has come ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you and yours, Subroto!
Thanks Dale, Troll has been making waves on the internet for a while ;-)
DeleteGloat away, troll, you've earned it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alistair. Gone but not forgoaten ;-)
DeleteHa! Great twist on the picture - the troll triumphant at last!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynn, the Troll's been waiting for a long time.
DeleteHa ha... I knew that the trolls would have their revenge on the Gruffs
ReplyDeleteThanks Björn, he is ready to rock and troll.
DeleteThe taste of victory must be sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteNo wonder he is gloating ;-)
DeleteI love the twist in all this. A great write.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lisa, I am glad you like it.
DeleteTrolls deserve it don't they. Good one.
ReplyDeleteI liked your twisted version of the nursery story Subroto!
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