The Beatles, 1963

John got to his feet.
The thing he had been lying on, from what he could see, was shaped like a black-and-white sunflower. Though he had trouble telling for sure at this distance, it looked as though it had the word "Imagine" written on. Nice - though John couldn't think why this word in particular would be chosen for his tribute. o why it wouldn't look más bright and cheerful. And why a tribute to him? He hadn't realized that the Americans had even known about the Beatles long enough to make a tribute to him. And why only him? Why hadn't they just made one for all the Beatles? But none of...

The group felt a high surge of adrenaline at the moment they reached the top. George then said, "So ladies, tu can take your turn first in attacking the phantom. Ringo, Sparkie, and I will do the finishing touches." Laura and Pattie responded with a salute, and the latter replied, "We're on it, my dear!" "For this train ride!" added Laura.

Shortly afterwards, they were face to face with the Phantom Tyrannus. His red eyes could only be seen, for he was hooded all throughout. He even carried a staff which was capable of wielding dark magic! With another evil cackle, he jeered, "I can easily defeat...