A pale little toddler was sitting in his chambers writing novels about heroic efforts and farfetched accusations concerning true adoptions of papaya as an institution. Little did he know the concern for papayas and heroic efforts would be suggestive enough to ensnare even the cocky most strangers as well as the least light hearted brother and sister in the wide and foul world. A pale little toddler was sitting in his chambers with his head full of ideas and mischief. He thought to try it out, to try elucidating the preposterous and abominable adventures of the savannah in a foreign tongue. This is what he wrote.
The prequel to this blog post follows life of a young student nurse named Alexander who is discovered by the university of Borås, who believes him to be the "Chosen One" foretold by nursing theorists to bring Caritas to the whole wide world, from the deepest forests of the amazon to the highest mountains of the Himalayas. The nursing education at the university of Borås, led by Lennart Boman, sense that Alexander's future is clouded by fear, but reluctantly allow Anna-Karin Pehrson and Karin Hamnegård to train Alexander after all of them being granted a scholarship by the swedish international development cooperation Agency. At the same time, the African continent is under attack, and its ruler, Alexander’s alter ego Mölnlycke-Bob (does not translate well into English), seeks the assistance of the compassionate human race to repel the attack. The world bank group secretly planned the attack to give them a pretence to overthrow the Supreme Chancellor of Africa, Mölnlycke-Bob, and take his place.
Yeah!
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