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Billy's nose is whisked away by a Nasalmancer. The nasalmancer admires Billy's nose for its size, then mishandles it to comment about how spacious it is. When Billy tells him to stop and tries to invoke empathy by telling the nasalmancer he wouldn't do the same to his own nose, the nasalmancer cries because he doesn't have a nose.
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