At the beginning of the world, there was nothing. On the first day he created the sun, his eyes could not be opened. Then he created land. The next day he created the ocean, soaked everyone's feet, and the wind blew them all over. On the third day he made records. On the fourth day he created television. On the fifth day he created grass. On the sixth day he created man. He rests on Sundays. On the first day he made a sun, which was very dazzling. The next day he did the water, it was very wet, you got your feet wet by walking, and then he did the wind again, and it was itchy. On the third day he made grass. When you mow the grass, the grass will cry. You have to comfort her and speak gently. If you touch a tree, you become a tree. On the fourth day he made a cow, and the heat came out of their mouths as they breathed. On the fifth day he made a plane where you can watch them fly by even if you're not in it. On the sixth day, he became a man, a man, a woman, and a child. On the seventh day, rest, he made cloud shadows, if you watch for a long time, you can see all their stories. Then on the eighth day, he did George, and he thought George was pretty good. A successful person with a poetic life and a mentally handicapped child who ran away to find a mother met because of a dog bumping accident: 1. The two shared and digested the pain of being abandoned by their family, 2. Harry returned, so the two returned to their original lives. 3. George made a breakthrough and led the foster home to grab cars, pick up people, have fun, and celebrate birthdays. 4. Harry returns to the family, and George kills himself by eating chocolate.
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