Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery Of The Ant Killer
The ants knew they'd be melted under the persistant, focused glare of the magnifying glass, and yet they marched on, as if accepting death - not out of any benefit to the queen or the hive, but in service to a larger, deeper scheme, one more sinister and important than carting any morsel of bread back to their underground headquarters. It was, indeed the curious incident of the ant in the day-time.
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