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THEME: The story enforces on the fact that one should find the positivity rather than holding a pessimistic view on life.
PLOT: The story revolves around a mountain gazelle who has lost his wife. Hopeless about his life, he only seeks solitude, neglecting the fact that he has his daughter to care for. Further the story shows how the innocence of a child can break through all the negativity life has as the fawn shows her father the silver lining around the cloud.
SETTINGS: Persian highlands with acres of green land and herds of beautiful gazelles.
CHARACTERS: father gazelle(Main character)
daughter gazelle(Main character)
mother gazelle(Dependent character)

SILVER LINING
Arabs in Persia were never particularly interested in wild animals except for hunting. But with the gazelle it was different. With its lovely body and large, soft eyes, its graceful movements and its gentle ways, the gazelle meant to them all that was beautiful in nature. Herds of gazelles lived high in the mountains that were filled with acres of green land; also known for its crystal clear waters and the divine galloping creatures. The land was an epitome of happiness; the fresh green grass that spread its smell through long distances, the gushing sound of the water that fell from high up.
Regardless of all the merriment that existed around; there was one such gazelle who felt lonely and shattered at heart after his beautiful wife departed forever. However, his only hope now was their child, his little fawn who did her best to live the life that she had. Her innocence prevailed, she was aware of the fact that she was almost orphaned, but the purity of her beautiful heart always recalled how her mother wanted them to stay happy.
One day, gazing at her father; who was still glum; staring at a tree that he once lived under with his wife; his daughter regarded approaching him; she couldn’t see her father this way anymore. The guiltless mind thought; why had the world made her father gloomy. The gazelle that once adored his daughter; had now gone too far to be called back to the happy world that she wanted to live in. The elegant fawn; sprinting towards her father now;
She asked “Father, why is that you don’t play with me anymore? Has mum gone too far away too never come back? Who are you waiting for here? Will she probably come back?
All these innocent questions were answered with a deep silence; the only sound was the roaring wind across the mountain that made the leaves of the trees rustle. The fawn slowly moved towards her father, brushed her neck around his shoulder and coaxed him on standing up. Deep inside; the fawn still knew that life moved on; her gentle heart kept her calm.
The little fawn took her father to the nearest waterfall. She said; “For all this time; when you haven’t been with me father; I came here, I spent all my time alone here; remember when mum would be here with us?”
The gazelle spoke after all, “Yes, I do remember, it was a beautiful time wasn’t it?”
All this time the little gazelle had tried to strengthen the bond that had been distanced, she needed it back, she wanted to change the way her father perceived the world; although these emotions were unknown to herself; her ‘innocence’ was keen on changing her father.
“Of course it was, it still is, I have been here for so long father I have realized for myself how things come and go; and the cycle just continues.”
Showing her father a flower; she continued, “Look at this, I saw one just like this before, but the next day, all the petals dried up, it left just like mum did; look at the sun father, it comes up bright and beautiful in the morning and soon goes down in the evening; those trees there, its green leaves, they leave the tree as soon as they grow brown; I might have just realized father, that mum had to go; but just like this flower; everything goes but the world never stops right there”.
The gazelle dropped his head down; his strong, sturdy antlers touching the grass now. He had come to a realization that he had left his daughter alone in the toughest of times, especially when she needed him the most. The world may have had ended for him, but he still had his daughter that he needed to care for. He realized that the loss of one should now make the bond of two stronger.
The gazelle's elegant golden body moved towards his little fawn; who had taught him through her naivety. He came closer and caressed his daughter with love; for now; they were both able to find the silver lining around the cloud.

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It started off on a very good note,
She would write about him all day,
paint his curves and snap his pictures.
But,
things have changed
It's been almost a year now,
constant awfulness and abasement have been perceived.
Her perspective is hardly ever validated
undistorted is only him.
She raises questions towards herself;
Sleepless nights have been spent trying to make it work
she's reached a point of no return.

She wonders what  sins she's done cosing her conscious to get tanned
She demands for a virtual commodity, (immunity)
She has become liable
Her planning, directing and organising all go in vain because of the hustling curriculum

She longs for the next 4 months (freedom-magic/illusion)

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BY FATIMA, KAINAAT, SANIYA, MISBAH, KAVYA AND BUSHRA.

When the skunk leaves it's nest,
nurtured from it's mommy's chest
with a furry tail, soaring up high,
the deep dark woods, a morning sky.

It encounters unforeseen obstacles in life,
for now, it's on its own to survive.
Then it meets a wizard at midday
and journey's with him the rest of the way.

But by the evening, it always walks back
to where it all began.
Back to it's hollow, according to the
nature's plan.
The circle of life, the end merging
with the start.
An important message it does impart.

No matter how long you stray away,
nor how far have you flown.
There never is a better place to be
at, than home sweet home!!

NOTE:
The skunk is used to signify humans and the times of day are used to symbolize different stages of life. A wizard has been used for a significant other or anyone who plays an important role in a person's life

The words from the text used are:
Skunk
Deep dark woods
Evening
Wizard
Mommy
Unforeseen
End

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Theme-  There is a time for everything.

Plot- Khadar,a proud camel father, believed he had the most obedient son in the world. But his son,Abdullah, wanted to explore more of the desert wildlife and experience the desert the way his father had described it to him. One day he finally mustered the courage to tell his father that he wanted to leave.
Abdullah: Abba, I want to explore the oasis and the desert beyond this wadi.
Khadar: Impossible! You are not leaving this place at any cost.I want you to become a successful merchant like me.I have a good reputation in this place and I don't want my family to point fingers at me.
Abdullah: But Abba...
Khadar: NO! I have raised you as an obedient son and you will continue to be so.

Later that night Khadar had a dream in which Abdullah ran away and his dead wife blamed him. After this incident Khadar realized it is important to let his son travel the desert, after all he had got the adventurous genes from him. Next morning, he went and talked to his son and blessed him. Abdullah was ecstatic and got ready to leave immediately before his father changed his mind.

On his way he befriended an old eagle, Jabbaar, and helped him to find the way to one of the main oasis. Minutes into the conversation the eagle realized Abdullah was being immature by leaving his home and wouldn't last long in the real world. Jabbaar took him to the main oasis where he Abdullah saw other camels being exploited.

Jabbaar: Abdu,I think you should go back home.
Abdullah: Baba,it is my biggest dream to explore these deserts.I have always been in this wadi,and travelling will help me broaden my horizons.

Jabbaar: Son, do you see those exhausted camels working without any rest?
They are hardly given any food or shelter after this heavy work.They were manipulated and are exploited by other camels.This will be your situation soon when you run out of money.

Abdullah: What about my dreams and ambitions? I don't want to be a merchant though I don't like disobeying Abba.

Jabbaar: There is a time for everything Abdu. You have an entire life ahead of you.
Decisions taken in a haste will cost you more than you can imagine.Once you are of age,no one will stop you from achieving your ambitions.

Abdullah: Thanks for enlightening me Baba.I promise myself that I will travel and pursue my dreams when I'm more mature and stronger to face the world.

After realizing that, what Jabbaar said was true, Abdullah returned back home and promised his dad that he will not leave the place to explore the world until he has learned everything from his father about the world outside and he thinks that Abdullah is ready.

Setting-  The story is set in a wadi in the midst of a desert in the Arabian region.

Characters- Khadar(Father), Abdullah(Son),
Jabbaar a.k.a Baba (Wise,Old Eagle)

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team: Angel, Athulya, Dona, Deah, Seher, Sherin.S

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SHOULD THE WIZARD HIT MOMMY? : ANJU, ANUSHKA, ANUPAMA, MEGHA SURESH , MEGHA JOSHY 

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SHOULD THE WIZARD HIT MOMMY? : ANJU, ANUSHKA, ANUPAMA, MEGHA SURESH , MEGHA JOSHY 

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“Roger...” Jo squeezed her eyes shut and smiled to be thinking she was thinking. Her eyes opened, her mother’s blue. “Skunk,” she said firmly. - CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE
“Won’t he see the owl?” she asked in a high and faintly roughened voice.- CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE
“The wizard, the wizard,” Jo shouted, and sat right up, and a Little Golden Book spilled from the bed.
“No. You me.”
“Daddy?” “Are magic spells real?”   - CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE
“Then lie down and be sleepy.” Her head relapsed onto the pillow and she said, “Out of your head.”“Now, Jo. Daddy’s telling the story. Do you want to tell Daddy the story?” “Well. The owl thought and thought. At last he said, “Why don’t you go see the wizard?” - PARENTAL AUTHORITY
“Eh? Well, maybe. Come on in. Don’t get too close.” Now, inside, Jo, there were all these magic things, all jumbled together in a big dusty heap, because the wizard did not have any cleaning lady.” -- PARENTAL AUTHORITY
Jo sat up, her hands dabbling in the air with genuine fright. “But Daddy, then he said about the other little animals run away!” Her hands skittered off, into the underbrush. “All right. He said, ‘But Mommy, all the other little animals run away,’ -   CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE
she said, ‘I don’t care. You smelled the way a little skunk should have and I’m going to take you right back to that wizard,’ and she took an umbrella and went back with Roger Skunk and hit that wizard right over the head.” - PARENTAL AUTHORITY
"That was a stupid mommy"-CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE
“It was not,” he said with rare emphasis, and believed, from her expression, that she realised he was defending his own mother to her, or something as odd. “Now I want you to put your big heavy head in the pillow and have a good long nap.” He adjusted the shade so not even a crack of day showed, and tiptoed to the door, in the pretense that she was already asleep. But when he turned, she was crouching on top of the covers and staring at him. “Hey. Get under the covers and fall fast asleep. Bobby’s asleep.” - PARENTAL AUTHORITY
“No. Tomorrow you say he hit that mommy. Do it.” - CHILD'S PERSPECTIVE

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SILVER LINING- MANALI, AISWARYA.R, GEEMA, MARAM, ARBINA, AISHWARYA.V

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SILVER LINING- MANALI, AISWARYA.R, GEEMA, MARAM, ARBINA, AISHWARYA.V

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Mountain gazelle (daddy) lost his wife- child’s innocence keeps herself jolly- tries to find the positive in everything- tries to bring father away from gloominess- but father’s perspective does not change- thinks that world has ended with his wife’s end- daughter initiates space for a stronger bond- daughter takes dad to place where mum died- tells him she always spends time here- shows him the beauty of nature- how life grows and ends- how mum always wanted them to smile- and would want them to be together stronger- father realizes that the loss of one should make the bond of two stronger- they may not always live happily ever after but are now able to find the silver lining

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Words/Phrases/Quotations which relate to the theme of the story.

Parents authority
*"Now, Jo. Daddy's telling the story. Do you want to tell Daddy the story?"
*"Then lie down and be sleepy."
*"They're real in stories," Jack answered curtly.
*Wizard's voice /Jack's own favourite effects .
*Jack fixed her with a trance like gaze and chanted in the wizard's elderly irritable voice ..."

Child's perspective
* Sat right up /excitement
*No. You me.
*Out of your head.
*"Are magic spells real ?"/ Reality phase.
*Questions:
~ "what's a crick?"
~"Will he die ?"
*"Yes. Good. "( when roger decides he wants to smell like roses )

“Daddy.”
“What?”
“Roger Skunk. You said Roger Fish.”
“Yes. Skunk.”
“You said Roger Fish. Wasn’t that silly?”
“Very silly of your stupid old daddy.
"Jo made the crying face again, but this time without a trace of sincerity. This annoyed Jack."
"and then it began to get dark and they all ran home to their mommies.”

“But Daddy, then he said about the other little animals run away!”
‘But Mommy, all the other little animals run away,’
‘I don’t care. You smelled the way a little skunk should have and I’m going to take you right back to that wizard,’

“Tomorrow, I want you to tell me the story that that wizard took that magic wand and hit that mommy” — her plump arms chopped forcefully — ”right over the head.”
“No. That’s not the story. The point is that the little skunk loved his mommy more than he loved all the other little animals and she knew what was right.”
“No. Tomorrow you say he hit that mommy. Do it.” She kicked her legs up and sat down on the bed with a great heave and complaint of springs, as she had done hundreds of times before, except that this time she did not laugh. “Say it, Daddy.”
“Well, we’ll see. Now at least have a rest. Stay on the bed. You’re a good girl.”

-Yukti, Kavya G, Roshni, Sherlyn and Harleen

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By: Hanan, Nirmal, Ramya, Nafeesa, Rayma, Reshma, Mrinalini and Irene

Proud camel father- adventurous camel son-son wants to pursue dream-father disagrees- father has nightmarrs- son running away- Fater agrees-Son leaves- met Eagle- Eagle advices son- Eagle shows exploited camels- Son regrets decision-Returns home.

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By Angel, Athulya, Deah, Dona, Seher & Sherin
worried camel daddy - fight between son and mommy - communication gap between camel parent and camel son - camel daddy blames himself - irresponsible camel son - camel daddy decides to share his story - narrates about ahmed - ahmed an arrogant camel - ahmed got rare disease- mocked by his friends - realised the line that differentiate friends and family - accepted the reality - adil fell asleep -  camel daddy sees positive change in adil's attitude - adil knew who ahmed was.

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BY FATIMA, KAINAAT,MISBAH, SANIYA, KAVYA & BUSHRA
THEME: Parental perspective vs child's perspective
QUOTATIONS/ DIALOGUES FROM THE TEXT:

who made you smell like that? and he said, 'The wizard', and she said, 'well, of all the nerve. you come with me and we're going right back to that very awful wizard.- 'Parental perspective.
but mommy, all the other little animals run away, - Child's perspective.

'i don't care. you smelled the way a little skunk should have and I'm going to take you right back to that wizard, - Parental perspective.
No, ' Jo said,
inspiration came to her. 'then the wizard hit her on the head and did not change that little skunk back. - Child's perspective
It was not, 'he said with rare emphasis, and believed, from her expression, that she realized he was defending his own mother than he loved all the other little animals and she knew what was right. - Parental perspective.

NOTE: As jack is the narrator of the story, it has been assumed that he is relaying his own perspective as a parent in the form of a story. so, the role played by the mother skunk is basically jack's ideology.
since jo kept on interrupting, he incorporated her reasons and suggestions in the story as the role of the little skunk.
keeping in mind the conversation between the mother and the skunk, and upon close analysis the theme of the story is uncovered.

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I am still waiting for the groups to write their own story.Please do not write from the internet. Create your own outline of the story. Do ASAP.

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I am still waiting for the groups to write their own story.Please do not write from the internet. Create your own outline of the story. Do ASAP.

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Please follow the theme plot setting character format that we usually do. I just need the outline not the whole story.