<span>Both stories are old Indian legends that involve the same character a trickster spider fairy named Iktomi. In the Ducks and the Blanket story Iktomi is hungry but in both stories he isn't successful in eating the food. Even when he tricked the ducks the wolves got the food and the deer meat disappeared because in both cases he was worried about what ever else was going on and not eating his food. I think this story is trying to tell people to complete tasks before moving on.</span>
Martin Luther King Jr.or someone you believe is a leader
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I was playing in the living room. Something caught my eye, and I got up to go to the window. I saw red, then I realized it was a fire truck. My heart thumped; the ambulance had here before because of an elderly man, but the elderly man didn't live here anymore. "Mom..." I said in a low voice. My mom got up and looked outside, and then commotion began. A police man was banging on the doors, yelling, "Hello! Hello?! It's the fire department, open up!" and when my mom opened the door (we were on the 2nd floor, so the police man hadn't gotten to us yet) smoke was filling the hallway. My heart skipped a beat as the police man ran up to us, ushering us outside, the thick smell of plastic and smoke choking my lungs. There wasn't actually any real fire in the end; the drying machine had overheated.
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it's a personal event so i dunno if u could use it lol
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Cultural collision is what happens when the culture of students comes into conflict with the explicit cultural dispositions of their school.
