Alone in the desert, weakened from sobbing and dehydratedeth, Brian the Wise kneweth not what to do!

"Whereforeart Thy epiphany?" He cried.

Dazed and confusedeth He wandered off unto the dunes.

"Water-eth!" He cried, "Water-eth!" and He fell upon His knees. Death wert verily near He wert sure.

Suddenly a vision appeareth before Him.

"Crikey!" sayeth the vision, "What type of hunter art Thee?"

"Thee art thusly the Epiphany Hunter!" sayeth Brian the Wise weakly, "Giveth unto Thee water-eth!"

"Oh dear! His tongues swollen Terri and he's got a hell of a lisp, I can't understand a word he says" sayeth the vison.

"Thou art dehydratedeth and that sniping bitch of a camel hath gone and left-eth Thee alone in the desert!" cryeth Brian the Wise.

"I think he would have looked epiphanous once Terri, but the droughts got him!
See how close I can get, he's too weak to have a go at me. Natures a cruel thing Terri, we'll leave this poor fella alone!" sayeth the vision and he left.

Poor Brian the Wise struggled on through the burning sand, sunburnt and gasping.