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doodle of extremely tiny Myrrh near a yellow lady beetle outfitted with a tiny saddle. random elements of the drawing are labeled 'fig. a, fig. b', etc. like a patent drawing. There's also a drawing of a fig newton in the corner, appropriately labeled 'fig. newton'.
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doodle of extremely tiny Myrrh near a yellow lady beetle outfitted with a tiny saddle. random elements of the drawing are labeled 'fig. a, fig. b', etc. like a patent drawing. There's also a drawing of a fig newton in the corner, appropriately labeled 'fig. newton'.

the bugs in your garden have joined forces and are actively developing new technologies

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doodle of tiny Myrrh leading an army of insects. The insects are carrying signs which say things like 'No more spraying!', 'No more squishing!', 'sugar water!', and 'Please drop half a cookie on the ground daily!'. Meanwhile, Myrrh's sign reads: 'You will give me the following: propulsion engine, radiation filter, ionium stabilizer, solar reactor, omniscanner, 6-foot hoagie'
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doodle of tiny Myrrh leading an army of insects. The insects are carrying signs which say things like 'No more spraying!', 'No more squishing!', 'sugar water!', and 'Please drop half a cookie on the ground daily!'. Meanwhile, Myrrh's sign reads: 'You will give me the following: propulsion engine, radiation filter, ionium stabilizer, solar reactor, omniscanner, 6-foot hoagie'

the bugs in your garden appear to have unionized

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drawing of a bunch of bugs watching a cat-eared UFO taking off in the middle of the night, with tiny Myrrh silhouetted against the glass of the cockpit. The lady beetle is crying as it watches the ship leave
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drawing of a bunch of bugs watching a cat-eared UFO taking off in the middle of the night, with tiny Myrrh silhouetted against the glass of the cockpit. The lady beetle is crying as it watches the ship leave

Three weeks after having their demands met, the weird new bug disappeared into the night, leaving the rest of the garden short one translator, negotiator, and friend.

Though the bugs could no longer communicate with each other, they continued to live in harmony for the rest of their time together.

The sugar water, cookies, and 6-foot hoagie they won in the negotiations kept the bugs in your garden fed for generations, and they lived peacefully and happily, though from that point on they seemed to spend a lot more time with their heads turned toward the sky.