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What if…?

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…Wilbur had gone with a hatching spider?

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As soon as one spider came out, Wilbur felt determined to be with and protect at least one of Charlotte's children.

He followed the spider through Tehran, Iran and through New Zealand and through Vancouver, BC.

At last they came to Moscow, Russia, where an old man named Vladimir Pietrov found him and unknowingly was taking Sarah, the spider with him.

Mr. Pietrov put Wilbur in a pen with another pig named Nikolai with whom he had made very good friends with.

Vladimir had heard about a fair coming to town in honor of the Kremlin so he took Wilbur and Nikolai there to see if they could win the best pair award and believe it or not, they did.

Wilbur went on to live a very happy life in Russia as he wouldn't be killed because he won the best pair award with Nikolai.