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John Smith 
B: 2011-01-03
D: 2015-10-11
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Smith , John
Pepperoni Tony
B: 2010-02-06
D: 2015-10-04
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Tony, Pepperoni
Happy Birthday
B: 1945-04-29
D: 2015-04-29
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Birthday, Happy
Bill Bob
B: 1946-03-03
D: 2015-04-06
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Bob, Bill
Cat Dog
B: 1979-06-14
D: 2015-02-06
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Dog, Cat
Young Man
B: 1890-10-20
D: 2015-02-06
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Man, Young
Bubber Ducky
B: 2012-01-01
D: 2015-02-02
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Ducky, Bubber
Mega Man
B: 1989-04-02
D: 2015-01-17
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Man, Mega
Cow Chicken
B: 2007-02-04
D: 2015-01-11
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Chicken, Cow
Nice Name
B: 1984-09-01
D: 2015-01-08
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Name, Nice
New Years
B: 2004-09-05
D: 2015-01-01
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Years, New
Chocolate Chips
B: 1982-02-14
D: 2014-10-13
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Chips, Chocolate
King Kong
B: 1940-02-05
D: 2014-03-16
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Kong, King
Mario Mario
B: 1900-03-09
D: 2013-10-21
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Mario, Mario
Whatis Myname
B: 1915-03-04
D: 2012-01-06
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Myname, Whatis
Pizza Pizza
D: 2010-03-07
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Pizza, Pizza

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Jason Scott, Goof
Email: jscott@frontrunnerpro.com
Office Phone: 613-507-7268

One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin.  He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections.  The bedding was hardly able to cover it and seemed ready to slide off any moment.  His many legs, pitifully thin compared with the size of the rest of him, waved about helplessly as he looked.

Haroun Khalifa, Storyteller
Email: haroun@seaofstories.com
Website: www.seaofstories.com
Office Phone: 613-555-1234

The main character/central consciousness of the story. A young, curious, courageous, outspoken child. He struggles throughout most of the story with a form of attention-deficit disorder caused by his mother running away with Mr. Sengupta at exactly eleven o'clock, and under its influence he is unable to concentrate for a longer period of time (not more than eleven minutes). But he eventually overcomes his disorder at the climax, never to suffer from it again.