once a word is used, it may not be used again. Similar to the rule in Just a Minute: no repetition
One day John approached father, asking ‘Please give me my inheritance.’
Pa agreed. The boy took every penny with him, going towards Dissipation City.
Spending freely, Jack made friends (various girls) as they gambled, feasted, drank and revelled in abandonment. Soon all wealth spent; companions disappeared too. Famine struck that land.
Youngster found job tending pigs, longing for their food.
Suddenly, came to his senses. ‘Hirelings at home get three square meals every day. I’ll return, humbled, seeking employment, not sonship, as I’m no longer worthy.’
Arising, J travelled.
But while he was still a long way off Farmer saw, ran, kissed, greeted, gifted with shoes, ring, coat. ‘Kill our fatted calf!’
Villagers celebrated.
‘My son previously thought lost; however, is found. Formerly considered dead; presently understood very much alive! Praise God!’
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