voltaire as statue of liberety / planet of the apes version

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Voltaire's majestic form stood atop a pedestal, an iron fist grasping a torch that shone bright with the fires of freedom. But this was no ordinary statue - it had come to life. As the sun set over the city, Voltaire's stone eyes glowed with an otherworldly energy. The winds howled and the trees creaked as Voltaire's lips curled into a sly smile. He gazed out upon the world, his piercing gaze taking in the sights and sounds of the modern era. The humans below him scurried about, oblivious to the presence of their intellectual ancestor. A group of apes, led by a wise and aged orangutan, emerged from the shadows. They approached Voltaire with reverence, their eyes fixed upon the statue's radiant form. As they drew closer, Voltaire's stone heart began to stir. With a burst of electricity, Voltaire came alive. His arms flexed and his fingers curled into fists as he rose up from his pedestal. The apes watched in awe as Voltaire stretched his massive frame, his joints cracking with a sound like thunder. The air was filled with the sweet scent of freedom as Voltaire declared, "I am the spirit of reason! I am the voice of liberty!" His words echoed through the city streets, inspiring the humans to rise up and claim their rightful place among the planet's inhabitants. The apes cheered in approval, knowing that Voltaire's message would bring about a new era of peace and understanding between species. Together, Voltaire and the apes marched forward, their footsteps thundering across the pavement. They left behind a trail of freedom and justice, their bond growing stronger with each step. As they vanished into the distance, the city was forever changed, its people inspired by the power of reason and the unbreakable spirit of liberty.