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'''Dolly Llama''' is a wise llama that lives on top of a mountain hidden at the Elwood City Petting Zoo. The wise llama mostly talks in riddles, often making her wisdom difficult to understand. She told [[Kate Read|Kate]] that she was getting older, so she would understand [[Pal]] less and her own family more. | '''Dolly Llama''' is a wise llama that lives on top of a mountain hidden at the Elwood City Petting Zoo. The wise llama mostly talks in riddles, often making her wisdom difficult to understand. She told [[Kate Read|Kate]] that she was getting older, so she would understand [[Pal]] less and her own family more. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 14 January 2022
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Dolly Llama is a wise llama that lives on top of a mountain hidden at the Elwood City Petting Zoo. The wise llama mostly talks in riddles, often making her wisdom difficult to understand. She told Kate that she was getting older, so she would understand Pal less and her own family more.
Trivi[edit]
- Her name is a play on Dalai Lama, a high lama in the Gelug or "Yellow Hat" branch of Tibetan Buddhism.
