Anticipation by Mabel Dove Danquah
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This very short story explores the theme of anticipation. It begins by mentioning anticipation but provides no further details or context. It then states "The End" abruptly, leaving the reader without any events or resolution to anticipate. In just a single sentence, the story introduces and then concludes the theme of anticipation without delivering any content.
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