Noun
drabble (plural drabbles)
A fictional story that is exactly 100 words long.
The purpose of a drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in an extremely confined space.
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Rina's neighbours, five lithe gazelles, called her a lumbering dull-wit at every opportunity.
But Rina the Rhino had a dream: to be a Super Hero.
One night, a deadly fire broke. Rina was the first to sense it. She called out to the gazelles.
''Hop on my back, let's break out of here!''
Her speed to a maximum, Rina crashed through the zoo walls, allowing the other animals to escape from the blaze.
Safe but ashamed, the gazelles apologized profusely for their abject bullying and asked everyone to hail Rina.
Rina the Rhino had indeed become a Super Hero.