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    Story: Submitted By: Siddartha Phaiju Class 6 Submitted To: D.R. Kattel Sir

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    Lola the whale was lonely and sad because she had bad breath from a fish stuck in her mouth. She was too embarrassed to let anyone help her. A young dolphin named Dido discovered Lola's problem and offered to help remove the fish. Lola realized that by hiding her problem, others thought she was unpleasant instead of having bad breath. Dido removed the fish, Lola's breath improved, and she began socializing with others again.

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    Story: Submitted By: Siddartha Phaiju Class 6 Submitted To: D.R. Kattel Sir

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    Lola the whale was lonely and sad because she had bad breath from a fish stuck in her mouth. She was too embarrassed to let anyone help her. A young dolphin named Dido discovered Lola's problem and offered to help remove the fish. Lola realized that by hiding her problem, others thought she was unpleasant instead of having bad breath. Dido removed the fish, Lola's breath improved, and she began socializing with others again.

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    Lola the whale was lonely and sad because she had bad breath from a fish stuck in her mouth. She was too embarrassed to let anyone help her. A young dolphin named Dido discovered Lola's problem and offered to help remove the fish. Lola realized that by hiding her problem, others thought she was unpleasant instead of having bad breath. Dido removed the fish, Lola's breath improved, and she began socializing with others again.

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    Story: Submitted By: Siddartha Phaiju Class 6 Submitted To: D.R. Kattel Sir

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    Amar Bhochhibhoya
    Lola the whale was lonely and sad because she had bad breath from a fish stuck in her mouth. She was too embarrassed to let anyone help her. A young dolphin named Dido discovered Lola's problem and offered to help remove the fish. Lola realized that by hiding her problem, others thought she was unpleasant instead of having bad breath. Dido removed the fish, Lola's breath improved, and she began socializing with others again.

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    Siddartha Phaiju
    D.R. Kattel Sir
    Class 6
    Lola the Whale
    Lola the Whale was big - very big, and lonely -
    very lonely. For years she had wanted nothing to
    do with anyone, and she had become sadder and
    sadder. Whenever anyone tried to get close to her
    and cheer her up, Lola would move off.

    Many thought that she was the most unpleasant whale in the world, and
    they started ignoring her. They did so, despite the fact that old Turga, a
    hundred year-old sea turtle, told them that Lola had always been a good,
    kind whale.

    One day, Dido, a young dolphin, heard the whole story, and decided to
    secretly follow the whale. She found out that Lola behaved very strangely.
    The whale would beat her mouth against the rocks, endanger herself by
    swimming between the biggest waves and the coast, and go to the
    seafloor and eat sand. No one knew it, but Lola had terribly bad breath
    because a little fish had got trapped in a corner of her mouth. This problem
    embarrassed Lola so much that she didn't dare to speak to anyone. When
    Dido realised this, she offered to help, but Lola didn't want to bother her
    with her bad breath. Nor did she want anyone to find out.

    "I don't want them to think I have bad breath," said Lola.

    "Is that why you've spent so much time away from everyone?" answered
    Dido, unable to believe it. "They don't think you've got bad breath, they
    think you're unpleasant, boring, and ungrateful, and that you hate
    everyone. Do you think that's better?

    Lola realised that her pride - her exaggerated shyness, and not letting
    anyone help - had created an even greater problem. Full of regret, she
    asked Dido to remove the remains of the fish in her mouth.

    When this was done, Lola began speaking to everyone again. However,
    she had to make a big effort to be accepted again by her friends. Lola
    decided that never again would she fail to ask for help when she really
    needed it.

    The End

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