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A narrator notices a microscopic humanlike figure on a streetcar window sill and impulsively captures it in a matchbox. The account follows the initial astonishment, close observation, and practical scheming that attend the discovery while the narrator speculates about the creature's origin and potential value. Underlying the incident are quieter questions about curiosity, possession, and how an extraordinary, miniature presence distorts ordinary perception and ethical responses.
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