The Absurd World, Revisited

Years passed, and Fred grew up into a kind and curious young man. He never forgot
his adventures in the absurd world, and he often wondered if he would ever return.

One day, while Fred was walking through the forest, he came across a familiar
sight. There, in the middle of a field, was the giant hole that he had fallen down
all those years ago.

Fred hesitated for a moment, but his curiosity got the better of him. He took a
deep breath and climbed down the hole.

Once again, Fred found himself in the long, winding tunnel. He followed the tunnel
for hours, until he finally emerged into the absurd world.

Fred was overjoyed to be back. He ran through the fields, greeting all of his old
friends. He had tea with the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, flew on the back of a
giant bird, and even had a conversation with a talking tree.

Fred spent many happy days in the absurd world, but eventually he knew it was time
to return home. He said goodbye to his friends and climbed back down the hole.

When Fred emerged from the hole, he was back in the same forest where he had
started. He ran all the way back to his village, eager to tell everyone about his
adventures.

But when Fred arrived at the village, he found that everything had changed. The
houses were different, the people were different, and even the forest was
different.

Fred was confused. He didn't understand what had happened. He asked everyone he met
if they knew what had happened to the absurd world, but no one knew what he was
talking about.

Fred eventually came to the conclusion that the absurd world must have been a
figment of his imagination. But he didn't care. He knew that he had had real
adventures there, and that was all that mattered.

Fred continued to live his life in the village, but he never forgot the absurd
world. He often thought about his friends there, and he wondered if he would ever
see them again.

One day, many years later, Fred was walking through the forest when he came across
the giant hole again. He hesitated for a moment, but then he smiled and climbed
down.

Fred knew that he would never forget his adventures in the absurd world.