Adolf Hitler was resurrected from his grave by the devil, the latter aiming to create chaos and confusion in the modern world. Hitler was tasked with an unfamiliar mission: to convince the public to legally respect and use ze/zir pronouns.

Hitler found this task unexpected and challenging. But he was Adolf Hitler, a master of persuasion, and he had no choice but to obey his infernal overlord. He studied about gender pronouns and prepared to address the public.

Meanwhile, a group of radical terrorists, known as "The Piraka," became aware of Hitler's resurrection. They opposed the ze/zir pronouns and decided to create an evil clone of Hitler to counter his mission.

The Piraka used a mystical artifact known as "the matrix of creation" to create an evil clone of Hitler. This evil Hitler, unlike the resurrected one, was programmed to hate ze/zir pronouns.

Hitler, oblivious of the plot against him, started his campaign. Surprisingly, he was quite successful, managing to sway a lot of people to respect and use ze/zir pronouns in a short amount of time.

The Piraka, watching Hitler's success, released their evil clone into society. The clone viciously fought against the implementation of ze/zir pronouns, causing a division in public opinion.

Hitler was puzzled to know about the existence of his clone and it's contrasting agenda. It made his mission a lot harder, but he was determined to complete it.

The battle of words between Hitler and his evil clone ensued. Hitler used his persuasive skills to his advantage, while the clone used manipulation and fear.

The public was confused. Some sided with Hitler, while others with his evil clone, not knowing who the real one was. Tensions ran high, and the fight intensified.

Hitler, frustrated with the clone's tactics, decided to confront him directly. It was a dangerous move, but he was desperate to win the battle for ze/zir pronouns.

The Piraka watched with delight as Hitler and his clone clashed. They were glad that their plan was working and that Hitler's mission was being undermined.

Hitler and his clone finally met in a fierce face-off. They exchanged harsh words, each defending their stance fiercely. It was a spectacle that the world watched with bated breath.

As the debate raged on, Hitler was losing ground. His clone's aggressive tactics were proving too much for him. He needed to think of a new way to turn the tide.

Hitler decided to use his knowledge about human psychology. He reasoned with the public, appealing to their sense of empathy and inclusivity, a technique which his clone lacked.

This new approach began to turn the tide. The public started to see through the clone's manipulation. They listened to Hitler's arguments and started reconsidering their stance on ze/zir pronouns.

The clone, seeing the public shift, grew desperate and started to lose control. This only made him look more unreasonable and suspicious in the public eye.

Meanwhile, The Piraka, realizing their clone was losing, tried to interfere. But their desperation was too obvious, and they were captured by the authorities.

With the Piraka out of the scene, the clone became even more erratic. Hitler used this opportunity to decisively turn the public opinion in favor of ze/zir pronouns.

Seeing it's creator's captured, the clone finally broke down, its facade crumbling. Its aggressive tactics and hateful speech were revealed to the world, enabling Hitler to win.

Hitler had succeeded in his unlikely mission. People started to accept and respect ze/zir pronouns, and they became legally recognized. The public celebrated this victory for inclusivity.

With the mission accomplished, Hitler could finally rest. However, he knew that the fight for understanding and acceptance was a never-ending one. He vowed to keep advocating for it as long as he could.

Meanwhile, the clone was taken into custody, and the matrix of creation was confiscated. Peace had finally returned, but the world would not forget the bizarre events that led to this landmark decision.

The devil watched the proceedings from his infernal den. His plan had backfired, and he had unintentionally furthered acceptance and equality. It was a cruel twist of fate, but the universe had a strange sense of humor.

The story of Hitler's resurrection, his fight for ze/zir pronouns, and his clone, became the stuff of legend. Books were written, movies were made, and the world remembered.

Despite its strange beginnings, the acceptance of ze/zir pronouns became a symbol of progress and inclusivity. It was a difficult and surreal journey, but it was a step towards a more understanding world.