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After Pinocchio had been in the sea for many days, he finally found his way onto the land where he'd been found. He didn't know where he was; he was lost, terrified, scared, hungry, and cold. It turned out that a group of children from a local primary school had found him in his current state, washed up on the local beach. They had been there trying to play when they saw the body of the wooden puppet washed ashore, his puppet strings barely attached to his limp body, looking rather sad. The children approached the puppet that was near the shore. Nervously, they poked their chubby little curious hands at the puppet, wondering what it was. It turns out that Pinocchio had been lost at sea for so long that he only ended up reaching the shore 100 years later. He had basically time-travelled—one day being a puppet in the 1920s, looking for his father after running away from home to fulfill a long-lost wish, and now, in the year 2020, surrounded by schoolchildren curious about what was in front of them. Pinocchio lay still from the shock to his body. He could hear everything, feel everything, the pebbles at the side as he looked onto the shore, and he could see the waves and the sand of the beach. He must've been in a small European town, concerned about how clean it was, but he didn't know that, of course. Pinocchio lay there, with the children still poking their fingers at him, wondering what he was. You see, puppets like Pinocchio weren't as popular in 2020. They were usually known as vintage items, often sold in specialty stores. But seeing one in such a non-damaged form, lying out in the open, was quite rare. In fact, it was rare to find anything not damaged washed up on shore to begin with. But now, problem number two arrived: the puppet tried to move his body, but he simply couldn't. He lay there, hopeless, wondering what had happened. He couldn't move, but he could feel everything. It was as if all his senses were still there, but his body had stopped responding. He felt like he had been there forever, waiting for something to happen. Eventually, the kids left, but then he started to miss the attention. He didn’t know what had happened. One second, he had been crashed around by the waves, and now he was lying on a rain-drenched beach on a sunny summer day. He was terrified. He didn't know where he was. He was scared. And honestly, all he could think about was going back to his father. He lay there all day. Then nighttime came. He wondered what would become of him now as the lights faded. The only lights he could see were from the stars in the sky. Still unable to move, Pinocchio had given up. Suddenly, he heard a voice in his ear. "Pinocchio? Pinocchio? Are you there? Can you hear me? Are you okay?" It was none other than the familiar voice of Jiminy Cricket. Pinocchio tried to speak, but he couldn't form a word. The cricket, somehow sensing that Pinocchio wanted to communicate, spoke again: "Don't worry, I have someone who will help you." Pinocchio didn't hear anything as he started to feel sick again. Had he been abandoned once more? But then, he heard another voice—the one that had started this whole journey. "Pinocchio, it's been ages," said the Blue Fairy. "I remember promising you that if you could prove yourself, I would let you be a real boy. That was your heart's wish, right?" Pinocchio couldn’t think. Was that really what he wanted? The fairy spoke again. "I can tell it's not what you want. So tell me, what is your true desire? And I will grant you your final wish." Pinocchio finally managed to speak. "I want to see my father. I want to be wherever he is, and I want to be with him forever. He might be frustrated with me, I know, but he has done so much for me that I've overlooked, and I want to be with him now—real boy or not.""

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A Moral Dilemma It was 12 years after Pinocchio had become a real-life boy, he moved to New York City and became a well-renowned lawyer. Using his good conscience and his desire to uphold justice to help people in need, be the voice for those who do not have one. Sometimes it is not easy to make decisions in such a sensitive field as one should consider the safety of the public and keep in mind the promise one makes to their client. One day as Pinocchio was sitting in his office going through case files, he received a phone call from the state assigning him to defend a man, he could not decline as he was required to do so by the state. That same afternoon Pinocchio flipped through the case file, it was a case of alleged insurance fraud, “It is an easy win” he thought to himself, but boy was he wrong! As the days went by and Pinocchio had time to talk with his client and fact-check the case files, he release that his client was at fault and is a criminal, he made false insurance claims and uses that money as a cover-up for illegal sources of money.As the time of trial becomes closer Pinocchio was faced with a moral dilemma does he break client confidentiality as the evidence that proves him guilty has to do with something he said to Pinocchio if he doesn’t this criminal might win and get to roam around with harming with no consequences for his crime.Pinocchio decided to get the help of his mentor Jiminy Cricket so he asked him, do I prioritize my duty as a lawyer and defend my client’s rights or do I expose him which can hurt my credibility as a a good lawyer and risk losing his license?” “You should do the right thing and expose him so he doesn’t go and harm anyone else despite the consequences,” said Jiminy. Pinocchio thought of his mentor’s advice as he went on into the courtroom, his body was there but his mind was not there, he was brought back into reality by the judge's voice asking him to make his clients plead. Pinocchio had to make a fast decision, “ My client pleads guilty” he said. The whole room gasped knowing well that the defendant's ego was too big to plead guilty. Pinocchio explained the evidence and soon enough that man was behind bars. After careful consideration, Pinocchio’s testimony was not grounds for suspension as that the evidence helped put away a notorious wanted criminal. Pinocchio is now a well-respected and profound lawyer who is known for his strong convictions and his dedication to pursuing justice. The story's moral is to always trust your intuition and listen to your conscience because it always leads you to the right path. "

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Geppetto and Pinocchio return home, ready to embrace their new life as a family. Geppetto asks Pinocchio what he would like for dinner, and Pinocchio expresses excitement about trying various foods now that he’s a real boy. As they walk, a disturbing voice interrupts their happiness, and a crowd gathers around them. Pinocchio suddenly declares, “I think therefore I am,” his gaze distant and eerie. When a local tries to speak to Geppetto, he turns to find Pinocchio has vanished without a trace. Confused, the local tells Geppetto that there was never anyone there. This shocking realization leaves Geppetto alone, confronting the possibility that Pinocchio may have never truly existed, except in the mind of a lonely man

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"In the end, Pinocchio decides to choose a different route after his numerous mishaps. Rather than attempting to become a genuine boy, he accepts his role as a puppet and learns to love telling stories. Encouraged by Geppetto, Pinocchio becomes a travelling entertainer who tells youngsters in communities all around the world about his exploits. Pinocchio learns that his wooden shape can evoke laughter and imagination as he enthrals audiences with his tales. Being genuine to oneself is the greatest adventure of all, as he finds fulfilment in making other people happy. Despite still being a puppet in the end, Pinocchio gains popularity and is praised for his inventiveness and the happiness he brings to the world via his artwork. "

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fairy tales always ends with a happy ending, but why? why give the hope to Others that happy endings exist, the little wooden boy that dreamed of being a normal human boy, Pinocchio the little wooden boy that lies a lot Can he really have a second chance in life, The little wooden boy held geppetto by the neck as he felt his first human feeling, Sadness he cried and cried in the hands of his maker the one that gave him this life,  why can't I be a human I want to be a human Just like everyone I want to play with everyone I work  hush now my boy Pinocchio You are my little special boy aren't you? no one can ever be as special as you to me the old man with the white beard held the wooden boy deeper in his arms, the little boy Played with the man’s dress Shirt as he calmed down from all the old man Picked up the young wooden boy and went to the magical waterfall he put the small wooden child on the Soft grass of the waterfall, he put some of the magical waterfall water on the little wooden boy, a small little white butterfly came and Stood on the long nose on the little liar, a soft light Started Shining around the little wooden boy the old big beard man Stayed Calm as he let the nature take care of the wooden child and give him the dream he wanted. The wooden child turned into the thing he dreamed of, being a human, the one was wooden boy became a human boy, the old man Picked the small child from the grass, the white butterfly became a black colour as if the life in the butterfly went into the little boy. After geppetto had put the small child on the bed, the little boy opened his eyes looking at geppetto he felt his once wooden body becoming soft and easy to move in, he put a hand on his chest he felt it beeping, he started tearing up his eyes filled with tears of joy, he stood up and started jumping around repeating his dream that became true  I'm a boy, I'm really a boy a human! Geppetto look I'm Just like you and everyone else  haha yes my boy your dream became true but only because you learned on how to become a good boy look what life gave you So no more lying alright?  Okay no more lying I want to stay with you and with everyone well fairytales do get happy endings, the little boy got his dream and the old man got a child, the little boy lived with the old man until life decided to Separate them, hoping to meet each other again in the after life life gives you many Chances, It depends on whether you use that Chance or throw it all away "

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After getting His raft crashed, Pinocchio tried his best to save his beloved father. But failed even after several attempts. As he went back to the shore, miserable, he heard the sounds of splashing. Pinocchio turns to see the main source of the sound, Only to realize, its Geppetto! “Father!” Screams Pinocchio as he rushes back into the water to help his dad. After successfully saving him, Geppetto hugs his wooden son before going back to the work shop to dry off. When the little wooden boy dries himself, he notices a lump of what he thought was fur on him. The little lumber child looked around himself, Noticing more and more of this ‘fur’. He turned around and asked Jiminy cricket about it. Turns out, It’s fungi. He looks for some way to save himself, but it looks like there’s no way out. The little 7 year old decides to keep it as a secret until the time comes. After a few months, Pinocchio’s condition worsens, and he decides its time to confess. After a few days Pinocchio dies. Wishing the best for his friends and family.

(poem)Pinocchio’s adventure In a workshop dim lit, a puppet sit still, Awakened by magic, he yearned for a thrill. With each step, he longed to be real, To play and to love, to actually feel. Temptations arose, leading him astray, His nose grew longer with each lie he'd say. yet with every stumble, he learned to be true, With his father’s love, he found his way through. So here’s to the puppet, who danced in the bright, A lumber child’s journey from darkness to light. For in every story, the truth will shine through. Just like Pinocchio, we can all start anew. With love unyielding and a heart so true, Pinocchio broke free, ended his misery, And a bird in heaven he came to be. Although there is always pain, sometimes there is no gain.

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Pinocchio After selflessly sacrificing himself to save Geppetto, the Blue Fairy elegantly approached Pinocchio with a loving smile. Trembling, he expected her to turn him into a real boy. Instead, she said, "Pinocchio, you have always been real. Your bravery, kindness, and selflessness are what make you human, not your appearance." Pinocchio furrowed his brows in confusion and glanced down at his wooden hands. Reflecting on his journey, he realized she was right. With a heavy heart, he embraced Geppetto's proud figure, feeling grateful for the love that had shaped him. Though he remained a puppet, Pinocchio lived the rest of his days helping others embrace selflessness. (poem) Never trust a mirror, For a mirror always lies, It makes you think that all you're worth, Can be seen from the outside. Never trust a mirror, It only shows you what's skin deep, You can't see how your eyelids flutter, When you're drifting off to sleep, It doesn't show you what the world sees, When you're only being you, Or how your eyes light up, When you're loving what you do. It doesn't capture when you're smiling, Where no-one else can see, And your reflection cannot tell you, Everything you mean to me. Never trust a mirror, For it only shows your skin, And if you think that it dictates your worth, It's time you looked within. -Erin Hanson"

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After Pinocchio became a real boy, he was overjoyed to live a life filled with new experiences. Geppetto, his father, was proud, but he reminded Pinocchio to stay humble and honest. Pinocchio attended school and made many friends, but the temptation of mischief still followed him. One day, while playing with his friends, Pinocchio was approached by a mysterious man who promised him fame and fortune if he joined a traveling circus. Excited by the thought of adventure, Pinocchio ignored his father’s warnings and joined the circus. As he performed tricks and became a star, he began to forget the values Geppetto had taught him. But soon, the circus master revealed his true intentions: to exploit Pinocchio and his friends for profit. Realizing his mistake, Pinocchio regretted his choices. He cleverly escaped with the help of his fellow performers and returned home. On his journey back, Pinocchio faced new challenges, learning the importance of honesty, hard work, and loyalty. When he finally reunited with Geppetto, he was a wiser, more thoughtful boy. He vowed to never let fame or distractions lead him astray again. The love between father and son grew stronger, and together, they continued to build a life filled with joy and wisdom. Pinocchio had truly learned that being real meant being true to oneself.

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When Pinocchio’s wish to become a real boy was given by the Blue Fairy, he couldn’t help but feel that something was missing. He looked at Geppetto, whose eyes shone with joy but also with a hint of sadness. Geppetto, who was so energetic and full of life, had become exhausted. His hands shook as he worked on his beloved carvings. One evening, Pinocchio found Geppetto quietly sanding a small wooden figure on his workbench. “Father,” Pinocchio asked, “what are you making?” Geppetto smiled gently, a warm sparkle in his eyes. “Oh, just a little memory,” he replied. He lifted the figure, revealing a charming wooden boy, crafted with the same love and care he had once poured into making Pinocchio. Pinocchio felt a deep pain in his chest. “Father, do you miss… who I used to be?” he asked softly. Geppetto paused, then nodded gently. “You were a miracle. I miss the sound of your wooden feet on the floor, the warmth of your wooden hand in mine. Yes, your wooden body could sometimes be rough, but… I suppose we parents always miss who our children were as they grow.” That night, Pinocchio tossed and turned, unable to sleep. He couldn’t stop thinking about Geppetto’s words. Suddenly, he heard a gentle tapping at his window. Curiously, he peeked out and saw the Blue Fairy waiting for him. When he opened the door, she smiled kindly and asked, “Pinocchio, my little angel, I’ve heard you’ve been feeling a bit down. Is that true?” Pinocchio nodded. “I just feel like I’m not in the right body. This human form is amazing, but it doesn’t represent who I truly am. What matters isn’t my meat and bone it’s the spirit of selflessness that helped me escape the giant whale, the bravery I’ve shown, and the love that brings joy to Geppetto.” The Fairy smiled warmly. “You have truly learned the meaning of life. Being ‘real’ isn’t about having a body of meat but about the strength of your soul.” Pinocchio hesitated, then asked, “Can you… can you make me wooden again?” With a wave of her wand, the Blue Fairy transformed Pinocchio back into his wooden self. In the morning, Pinocchio surprised Geppetto, whose face lit up like the dawn when he saw him. Their home was soon filled with laughter and the joyful sound of wooden feet dancing across the floor."

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After rescuing Geppetto from the belly of the giant whale, Pinocchio realizes that his wooden form gives him unique abilities—he can float, resist extreme pressure, and even stretch his limbs when needed. Together with Geppetto, he decides to embrace these abilities and set out on new adventures across the seas, helping others in need. One day, they discover an underwater kingdom ruled by a tyrannical sea king who enslaves mermaids and sea creatures. Using his cleverness and courage, Pinocchio infiltrates the kingdom, rallying the oppressed creatures to rebel. During the climactic battle, Pinocchio sacrifices himself to save Geppetto and the mermaids, splintering into pieces to destroy the sea king's magical trident. As the dust settles, the Blue Fairy appears and revives Pinocchio—not as a real boy, but as a living wooden hero, blessed with eternal life to protect others. He and Geppetto are celebrated as legends, traveling the world and bringing hope wherever they go. This ending transforms Pinocchio into a hero and leaves room for future adventures, making the story more exciting and empowering.

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A different ending to Pinocchio’s story After Pinocchio becomes a real boy, he quickly and unexpectedly realizes that life as a human is more challenging than he expected. Despite the fact he was excited at first, he soon finds himself getting into trouble, making poor decisions, and loosing friends because of his impulsive behavior. He starts wishing he could go back to being a puppet, where like felt simpler. One day, while he was walking through the forest, Pinocchio meets an old turtle that taught him a valuable and important lesson: "True growth doesn’t come from being perfect, but from learning from your mistakes". The turtle teaches him to think before acting, be honest even when it's hard, and take responsibility for his mistakes…… Pinocchio returns to Geppetto’s workshop and decides to show his growth. He spends time carving wooden toys for the children in the village, not because he has to, but because he wants to give back the kindness he has received. Through this, he learns that helping others brings him true happiness. By the end of the story, Pinocchio understands that growing up is about learning from mistakes, changing for the better, and making the world a kinder place. Geppetto smiles, proud of the boy Pinocchio has become and the kind heart he has developed. "

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An eye for an eye

One day, while I was walking in my village, I met a strange man who asked me to slap him on the face. He was a tired man whose hand looked motionless. At first, I thought he was crazy, but as he began to talk about his story so seriously, things began to make a little sense.

He told me that a week ago he was having dinner with his family in a restaurant. All of a sudden, a boy ran towards him and dropped ice-cream on his fine suit. The man got so angry that he slapped the boy on his face with his right hand. The day after, the man woke up to find that his right hand got paralyzed.

He went to doctors and specialists to treat his hand, but in vain. They all told him the same thing. “Although there is nothing wrong with his hand, you can’t move it”.

As time passed, he got desperate and began to read books in an attempt to forget his misery. One night, he was all alone, staring at his hand and thinking of some explanation. Out of nowhere, an ugly old woman appeared before his eyes. He got startled and frozen as she came close to him and whispered in his ears "If you want to get rid of the curse, you have to be hit in the same place where you hit the boy and suffer the same pain which the boy suffered from". Then, the woman disappeared into thin air.

In the end, we headed for the restaurant and without further ado; I raised my hand and slapped the man with all my power. He fell to the ground moaning and crying. As he stood up, he noticed that he could move his right hand again.

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How can we enable ourselves to control, and succeed in studying? If you do not follow these instructions, achieving success will become more challenging. Good grades result from effective lessons, while falling behind can lead to depression and psychological stress. Ultimately, the goal is to continuously improve learning through positive behavior. I hope to continue learning from my better teachers, as I know this will lead to success in my studies and a bright future. By staying disciplined, you will excel, succeed, and gain respect. Being recognized and appreciated will also increase your parents’ pride in you and your achievements. Through consistent effort, discovering scientific research, and making the right choices, you can feel satisfied with your academic progress and overcome challenges with ease. At school, cooperating with others becomes more manageable, leading to complete success. Ethics and etiquette play a key role in learning, as understanding and practicing them can foster respect and proper behavior. It is essential for parents to teach their children about these values for a brighter future.

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While Pinocchio lies down with his lifeless body, his father Geppetto cries desperately for mercy. Suddenly, the Blue Fairy appears and transforms Pinocchio into a human. Overwhelmed with emotion, Pinocchio hugs his father, tears filling his eyes. They both begin to dance happily.

But all of a sudden, Pinocchio’s eyes turn bloodshot as he grabs a knife and kills his own father. He then takes Geppetto’s lifeless body to the Pleasure Land master, Stromboli—also known as the Coachman in Pleasure Land. The Coachman rewards Pinocchio for his loyalty to their plan with loads of money. From then on, Pinocchio works with the Coachman, persuading more and more children to come to Pleasure Land. The more children they lure, the more money they make, bringing them closer to their ultimate goal: freeing the world from adults, education, and the commands of authority.

Pinocchio then sets out to find the Fox and the Cat, the cunning duo, to exact revenge and torture them. Suddenly, in an instant, everything goes black.

Pinocchio wakes up in his bed to the sound of his father calling him to get ready for school. He sits up in shock, realizing it was all just a bizarre and haunting dream.

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Mr. PATTACAKE and the KIDS CAFE summary: when Mr. pattycake decides to open a new animal themed café for kids so he bought costumes and even gone on a trip to the zoo to research the animals! Mr. pattycake's efforts to bring wildlife into his café have terrible consequences. It's not just hungry children to worry about. He promised to throw a party for them every week on Sundays because last time the animals escaped from the zoo. They enjoyed the parties at the zoo and they'll be safe behind the fence.