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Name of monster. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory 
paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Some really cool information Scamander, Newt. Fantastic Creatures and Where to Find Them. London: Obscurus Books, 1927. Book. (This is the MLA citation of the source where I found this really cool information.). 
I just inserted a reference number. I can do this by going to Insert --> Reference and typing an MLA citation into the text box. This will automatically add it to my reference list at the bottom of the page. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph.
Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph. Introductory paragraph.
== Etymology (I am a heading. I should be formatted using "Heading") ==
This is where I will discuss the root/meaning of my monster's name.Lima, Edwardus. The Monster Book of Monsters. London: Obscurus Books, 1978. Book. (This is the MLA citation for the first text I've listed where my monster appears.)
== Folk History (I should also be formatted using "Heading") ==
This is where I will detail a concise, but nevertheless badass and well-researched This another MLA citation for a source I used. God I love MLA citation. folk history of my monster.
=== Wow I am a Sub-Heading (I can be formatted using "Sub-heading 1") ===
A sub-section of information that I thought was relevant. I wanted to use sub-sections to help break the folk history section up (but this is not required!)
== List of Texts/Media (Me too!) ==
* Here is a text this monster appeared in. This is some fictional book that my monster has appeared in.
* WHOA here's another one! Some TV show that featured my monster in it. Monsters like showing up in TV shows an awful lot.
* And a third! I love MLA so much I have included lots of sources!
* AND ANOTHER ONE. WOW. WHAT A POPULAR MONSTER. At least 7 sources!
== References (I can be inserted via Insert --> "Reference List") ==