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Humpty Dumpty wanted to visit the solar system. He met two astronaut twins who offered to take him on a virtual reality tour. Humpty agreed to trade a gun for the tour. The twins tricked Humpty into thinking the VR tour was real. Humpty discovered the ruse after returning to Earth too quickly. He became angry and attacked the twins for fooling him. Though upset, Humpty was still happy to learn about the solar system.
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