Somewhere in the heavens there is an Owl.
For all of eternity, an endless labyrinth of books he presides over — never once growing tired.
There are Librarians adorning this labyrinth who scoff at his pensive nature: inspecting books at random, meticulously reading them.
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Several Librarians question this perceived "pedantry" the Owl has towards these books.
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The Owl is in Heaven, all is right in the world.
aside: consider god to be an owl of infinite knowledge. if the codification of knowledge is in physical writing i.e books, are those who burn books engaging in an act against god? if so this god of infinite knowledge is having parts ripped by those who seek to destroy knowledge.