Thomas Kinkade The old fishing hole

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smashed through the door, coming to a stop in its wreckage twenty feet away. There was a cheer from the queue.
Dibbler the troll’s short and bandy legs and hopped over the remains of the gate, but Detritus didn’t do anything about this because everyone knew dogs weren’t anyone.

‘Mr Silverfish?’ said Dibbler.
Silverfish, who had been cautiously crossing the studio with a box of looked approvingly at the troll. Detritus was wearing nothing except a ragged loincloth which covered whatever it was that trolls felt it necessary to conceal. ‘Very good, Detritus.’ ‘Right you are, Mr Dibbler.’ ‘But we shall have to see about getting you a suit,’ said Dibbler. ‘Now, please guard the gate. Don’t let anyone in.’‘Right you are, Mr Dibbler.’ Two minutes later a small grey dog trotted through