SWBST Summarize - Prasita Keizha (158) by Prasita Keizha Divany

Boys Chasing The Dream Summary

prasita23158 — 2024-05-02 15:36:10 UTC

Mike, James, John, and Lucas are passionate about gaming and want to pursue it as a career. They want to be professional gamers, but Lucas's family cannot afford the necessary equipment, creating a moral dilemma. The friends have to make difficult decisions about their future, including quitting gaming and focusing on studies. But unfortunately, Lucas's family is poor, and he decides to quit gaming and focus on studying to attend a national high school. The friends are worried about his decision and want to support him, but they can't help him financially or with his studies. So, they decide to go to different high schools, with James attending A school, Lucas attending C school with a scholarship, John attending a vocational school, and the protagonist attending D school. Mike decides to move to another area, and later reveals he is moving to Japan. Then they go their separate ways, but they remain friends and continue to support each other. The protagonist applies for a gaming contest as one player and, with the help of his friends, is able to change the participation style and join the contest with his friends. They are accepted without any trouble and feel lucky.

The Gorilla and The Crocodile Summary

prasita23158 — 2024-05-02 15:41:04 UTC

The crocodile wants to be strong like the gorilla. He wants to eat the gorilla's heart to gain his strength. But the gorilla is not willing to give up his heart to him. So, the crocodile tries to trick the gorilla into getting close to him so he can eat his heart. Then the gorilla outsmarts the crocodile and makes him realizes that true strength comes from being happy with oneself, not from eating another's heart.

The Pink Rabbit Summary

prasita23158 — 2024-05-02 15:41:20 UTC

There's a young girl named Grace. She was eight years old and had to go to the hospital for surgery on my leg after breaking it while playing basketball. She wanted to avoid going to the hospital, which she hated due to its smell, sounds, and overall feeling. She also wanted to leave the hospital as soon as possible, especially when she found out she would have to stay for two or three days. However, she knew she couldn't leave the hospital, and she had to accept my situation. The medicine made her feel better, and the food was surprisingly good. She even got to watch TV and play games with the doctors and nurses. Despite her initial reluctance, she started to enjoy her hospital stay, especially after a kind girl brought her a gift, a pink rabbit named Floppy. Floppy became her friend and stayed with her for the rest of my hospital visit. Then over the next ten years, she moved around the country with her family due to her dad's military service, and Floppy was a constant companion. When she went to college in Texas, she chose to bring Floppy with her, knowing it was important to have something from her childhood. She planned to pass Floppy down to her future daughter one day.