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Rough Draft (Kelly) (Drawn by Shannon) The Sassawassis families are small. They are made up of a mom, dad, brother, and sister. The two children must marry each other at the age of 159 years. Which is also the time that they move out of their parents homes and move into their great grandparents old homes. The lifespan for the Sassawassis' is 219 years, 43 days, 7 hours, 12 minutes, and 2.3 seconds exactly. While the kids live at home, they do all the chores in the household while the parents sit around and watch T.V. As the two now married brother and sister couple moves out, they stay in contact with their parents, meeting up with them every week for dinner and to discuss their past week. When the female is pregnant, she is pregnant for 2 years with her twins. But birth takes only 16 seconds per child. When Sassawassis’ die, it is a quick and painless process. First, their arms and feet fall off. Then, their tail falls off. Finally they simply shrivel up into a prune. Their family either puts them in a jar or, if they are poor, eats them for dinner that night.

Good Copy All Sassawassis' have a small family made up of 4 people. The four people are the mother, father, brother, and sister. The two children are always twins. The female is pregnant with the twins for 2 years, but birth takes 16 seconds per child. The lifespan for a Sassawassis is 219 years, 43 days, 7 hours, 12 minutes, and 2.3 seconds exactly. The children move out and get married the day of their 159th birthday. But, the brother and sister are forced to marry each other the same day they move out. When they move out, they move into their dead great grandparent’s old house. While they are living with their parents, they do all chores around the house while the parents relax and watch T.V. and don’t do anything to help. But once the kids move out they stay in contact with their parents, meeting every week for dinner and to discuss the past week. When the Sassawassis’ die, it is quick and painless. They close their eyes, their arms and feet fall off, their tails fall off, and then they shrivel up into a prune. The family will either save the body and put it into a jar and keep it, or, if they’re very poor, they will eat it for dinner that night.