Village Shepherd

Casper's aunt was visiting. It was always a pain, because she always asked him the same things, one of which was, "What do you want to be when you're grown up, Casper?" Since Casper didn't want to grow up at all, the question was meaningless. But up it came, year after year, and Casper was always forced to mumble some unsatisfactory reply. But this year, it was All Saints' Day and Casper had his answer ready.

"What do you want to be when you grow up, Casper?" asked his aunt, in that bright tone of voice she used when talking to children.