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Tajunisa, Simin, Nidhi, Fena, Aiswarya, Soorya.

It's a bright sunny day, and a fox is walking in a hot desert when he sees a rabbit. Upon seeing the rabbit, the fox bolts after him and catches him, a very rare thing to be sure.

As the fox prepares to kill the rabbit, the rabbit cries out, "Please don't kill me Mr. Fox, sir! I have a wife, and many children whom I love very much. They won't be able to fend for themselves if you eat me! Please sir, I beseech you. Do not eat me! I'll tell no bunny."

The fox looks at the rabbit, and sighs, "I have many children as well, and whom you should know, I love very much. If I do not kill you, then I won't be able to feed my wife so that she may feed my children. It is a rare thing for me to be able to catch a rabbit so easily, and I must avail myself of the opportunity. If I do not kill you, what would you have me do to feed my family?"

"If you let me live”, said the rabbit, "I’ll lead you to another rabbit family’s hole, and you'll be able to catch all of them to take to your family."

The fox looked at the rabbit with suspicion and said, "How do I know you will not run away, as soon as I let you go?"

"I give you my word, on the lives of my children that I will not run away, "said the rabbit, "And to show you that I will do as I say, I will crawl on my belly the entire way to the other rabbit’s hole."

The fox let go of the rabbit and true to his word, the rabbit never stood up. He began to crawl on his belly to the other hole. After a time they reached their destination and sure enough, there was a small opening in the ground.

The rabbit said quietly to the fox, "Here is the hole I talked about. Be very quiet when you enter, and you may be able to catch them all."

"Very well”, said the fox, "You wait here, while I enter and have a look around inside."

The fox entered the hole and soon began to howl and cry. The sound was suddenly cut short, and the fox never made another sound again.

As the rabbit gleefully hopped back to his home, he said to himself, "I must have my wife remind me to send a thank you card to the rattlesnake family today."

Turns out, the bunny happened to be the cunning fox all along.

Theme:  Losing faith in Stereotypes

Plot: The story talks of the tale of a hungry fox and a rabbit. The story is written in a duo-narrative form, where the story gradually unfolds through a conversation between the fox and the rabbit. On a sunny day in a desert, the hungry fox catches a rabbit. The rabbit, in an attempt to bargain for his life promises to lead the fox to another family of rabbits if the fox lets him go. The hungry fox, believing that the rabbit is too dumb to try any tricks, readily agrees and follows him to the rabbit hole.The sly rabbit however, tricks the fox into entering a rattlesnake hole instead.  In the hole the two fight and the fox is killed. In this way the rabbit manages to get rid of its predator and saves himself. The story catches its readers’ attention due to the witty puns and unusual metaphors that it makes use of, such as “No-bunny” or the reference to the bunny as the cunning fox, that it makes use of.

Characters: A hungry fox, a sly rabbit, a rattlesnake

Settings: In a dry, arid desert.

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Ema,Anjana,Dhaya,Maha

THE ACT OF OLLIE

In a deep dark forest, where the sounds of birds of paradise echoed all around(DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES), there lived a wise owl named Ollie. He was as wise as he was old(SIMILE) . All the vivid living creatures of the forest disliked him. Though he tried to help everyone they just kept him away. So he  remained silent throughout the day inside his tree hole and only came out  at night. People say that is why owls are seen out only at night.

On one fine night, when Ollie was about to peep out of his hole, he heard something unusual. A sweet voice, as that of the nightingale(SIMILE), seemed to pull him out of his tree hole and looking out, up in the sky he saw the moon or rather the grin of the Cheshire cat(METAPHOR). So thin, so narrow. ‘Well the forest itself was so dark and scary, now what more could it be’ thought the owl.

“Excuse me, Sir” spoke the voice, “Is it possible that I stay in your tree hole for the night? It is very cold outside and I am a lost traveler.”
It was none other than the cunning racoon rex who had come to feed on poor Ollie. A medley of thoughts ran through his head. “Would I get a get a new friend? But why now? No one cares to talk to me in the mornings… Could it be a trap?”

After all being a very kind and helpful person he decided to let him in. But then, luckily for the owl, the moon’s grin turned out to be helpful. Ollie saw the evil whiskers and the wagging tail of the racoon. He suddenly thought of a plot and said,
“Oh dear, you are certainly the most welcome. But for now, I only have food for one and I am very hungry. Wouldn’t it be rude if I don’t share? And also, I like the cold breeze flowing into my hole and so do not have anything to protect you from the cold weather.”

“Oh, that’s no problem. I have a matchstick and firewood. I sure can survive with that. Only if I could see the face of my kind host would I be pleased to take shelter underneath the tree and definitely pray for your wellness.” Said the racoon.

“I realize that you are so eager to thank me for my kindness. But I would be at my best if you let me alone and feed on someone else for this night”

The racoon realizing that his disguise went in vain, returned embarrassed to his cave and the story of the owl’s wise act spread throughout the forest.
People still repeat this story to their children to make sure that they too become wise like the owl and shoo away the evil cleverly.

Moral of the story-"A villain may disguise himself, but he will not deceive the wise." Be wise and shun the quack.

Theme- Wisdom

Settings-Forest

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-Anisha,Sybil,Thapaya,Sherin Jose,Sherin Davis

"Daddy, tell me a story"
"Who shall the story be about?"
"Roger Skunk! Roger Skunk!"
Remembering certain humiliations of his own childhood, he began...

"Uh-oh, here comes Roger Stinky Skunk",
The little woodland creatures said running away.
Two little round tears fell.

"Won't he see the owl, Daddy?"
"The wise, old owl on the big, brown tree asked Stinky Skunk to visit the wizard."
And off he went.

"Are magic spells real Daddy?"
He looked at little Jo as she stepped into reality.
Moving on, through the woods, under the tree,
Over the crick, the skunk met the wizard.

The wizard chanted:
"Roses, boses, pull an ear
Roger Skunk, you never fear."
Just like that the skunk smelt of roses,
And happy was the woodland creatures' noses.

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-Shruti, Amana, Aparna, Shifna

My dear daddy
Often spoke of the olden times

The humiliations he faced
Of which he regretted deeply

He is the comforting arm of night
Whose stories put me to slumber
Daddy told me what was true
And the realities I never knew

It was always daddy's stories
That made me gaze at him
With rapt expressions and
Me crying terribly

Without a trace of sincerity

‘That’s not the story’’ I would say
Annoyingly kicking my feet midway

With a great heave and a complaint of springs

Which made my daddy’s head swing

Taking his stories for granted
Was something i knew he hated
But know that I was enchanted

By all the Roger tales he created

Just like the little skunk
Who loved his mommy more
Than all the other animals
Whom he chose to ignore

I will always love my daddy
A little more than my mommy
As the midnight memories unfold
My love for him will never go cold

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By Ashna, sreedivya, suganthi, Shwetha, Hiba,
Akshada

"Now Jo Daddy's telling the story. Do you want to tell Daddy the story?"

The corners of Jo's mouth drooped down.

"Roger Skunk. You said Roger Fish", She defied.

Her Daddy gave a deaf ear and continued uninterrupted.

"Now Jo are you listening?", He asked agitated.

The Wizard's voice was one of Jack's own favourite effects.

"Are Magic spells real?"

"Won't he see the owl?"

"It's Daddy's story. Shall Daddy not tell any more stories?"

"Tomorrow, I want you to tell me the story that the wizard took

that magic wand and hit that mommy right over the head", Jo insisted.

" That's not the story . The little skunk loved his mommy more

than he loved all other little animals and she knew what was right."

"No .Tomorrow you say he hit the mommy .Do it.", The little girl rebelled.

"Joanne! Shall I come up there and spank you?"

--- THE END---

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By Akshada,Ashna,Suganthi,Divya

"Now Jo Daddy's telling the story .Do you want to tell Daddy the story?"

"Are Magic spells real?"

The corners of Jo's mouth drooped down and her lower lip bent forward as he traced with a forefinger along the side of her nose the course of one of Roger Skunk's tears

"Won't he see the owl?"

The Wizard's voice was one of Jack's own favourite effects.

He felt being an old man suited him .

"Roger Skunk. You said Roger Fish"

"It's Daddy's story.Shall Daddy not tell any more stories?"

"Tomorrow, I want you to tell me the story that the wizard took that magic wand and hit that mommy 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 other little animals and she knew what was right."

"Joanne! Shall I come up there and spank you?"

"No .Tomorrow you say he hit the mommy .Do it."

"Now Jo are you listening?"

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-Thapasya, Sherin Davis, Sherin Jose, Anisha, Sybil.

-Roger creature
-Humiliations from his own childhood
-"Are magic spells real?"
-Reality phase
-"Shall daddy not tell you any more stories?"
-Wizards don't die.
-"Uh-oh here comes Roger Stinky Skunk"
-"Shall I come up there and spank you?"
-He liked them apprehensive hanging on his words

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- Soorya, Simin, Nidhi

(Unable to make changes in the old post so am doing it here)

On a sunny day in a desert a hungry fox catches a rabbit. The rabbit attempts to bargain for his life by promising to lead the fox to another family of rabbits if the fox lets him go. The hungry fox believing that the rabbit is too dumb to try any tricks readily agrees and follows him to the rabbit hole.

The sly rabbit however, tricks the fox into entering a rattlesnake hole instead.  In the hole the two fight and the fox is killed. The rattlesnake dies from its wounds.
In this way the rabbit manages to get rid of two predators and save himself.

Moral: Do not let stereotypes fool you into underestimating people.

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- Amana, Aparna, Shifna, Shruti

-Custom
-''He was telling her something true, something she must know''

-Certain humiliations of his own childhood

-‘Now Jo, Daddy’s telling the story. Do you want to tell Daddy the story?’

-Reality phase

-''She had made him miss a beat in the narrative''

-Rapt expression

-‘Very silly of your stupid old daddy.(Roger fish-skunk incident)

- 'Jo made the crying face without a trace of sincerity'

-Taking stuff for granted

-Apprehensive(Parent preferred people hanging on his words)

-‘Whats that awful smell?’’
-''Yet even in her agitation did not quite dare to stop the source of truth''

-That’s not the story
-'Its daddy’s story'

-Rare emphasis
-'Her plump arms chopped forcefully

-'The point is that the little skunk loved his mommy more than he loved all other little animals and she knew what was right."

-'She kicked her feet and sat down with a great heave and complaint of springs, as she had done hundreds of times before'

- "Joanne! Shall I come up there and spank you?"

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(Group -  Soorya, Simin, Nidhi)

On a sunny day a hungry fox catches a rabbit. The rabbit attempts to bargain for his life by promising to lead the fox to another family of rabbits if the fox lets him go. The hungry fox readily agrees and follows the rabbit to the rabbit hole.

Little does the fox know that he is in for a major surprise..

I need moral????????????
Is this an outline????????
Is this completed????
- Jyoti Ma'am

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