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Write a short story in which a person who is under some emotional stress - grief, depression, heartache, etc. - cannot get rid of a bird or animal. How does this bird or animal come to be identified with the person's problem?
Do you think this bird really said "Nevermore," or was it the speaker's imagination?
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