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The impossible happens—the painted bowl now contains real khichdi.
The impossible happens—the painted bowl now contains real khichdi. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
wonder shared by a community
The tone is excited and amazed .
The reader feels wonder .
This narrative poem mostly uses a simple ABCB rhyme pattern. The short lines and recurring rhymes keep the folk-tale action moving.
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Answer: The impossible happens—the painted bowl now contains real khichdi.
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Answer: The impossible happens—the painted bowl now contains real khichdi. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
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Excited villagers pour into the house in large numbers.
Excited villagers pour into the house in large numbers. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
wonder shared by a community
The tone is excited and amazed .
The reader feels wonder .
This narrative poem mostly uses a simple ABCB rhyme pattern. The short lines and recurring rhymes keep the folk-tale action moving.
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Answer: Excited villagers pour into the house in large numbers.
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Answer: Excited villagers pour into the house in large numbers. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
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People of every age want to see what has happened.
People of every age want to see what has happened. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
wonder shared by a community
The tone is excited and amazed .
The reader feels wonder .
This narrative poem mostly uses a simple ABCB rhyme pattern. The short lines and recurring rhymes keep the folk-tale action moving.
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Answer: People of every age want to see what has happened.
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Answer: People of every age want to see what has happened. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
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The extraordinary object they want to see is the magic brush itself.
The extraordinary object they want to see is the magic brush itself. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
wonder shared by a community
The tone is excited and amazed .
The reader feels wonder .
This narrative poem mostly uses a simple ABCB rhyme pattern. The short lines and recurring rhymes keep the folk-tale action moving.
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Answer: The extraordinary object they want to see is the magic brush itself.
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Answer: The extraordinary object they want to see is the magic brush itself. This is the first public proof that painted things can become real.
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Answer: The khichdi becomes real and the private miracle becomes a public wonder.
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Answer: The khichdi becomes real and the private miracle becomes a public wonder. It develops wonder shared by a community through the choices and consequences shown in these four lines.
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Answer: Stanza 8 is important because the khichdi becomes real and the private miracle becomes a public wonder. It moves the folk-tale from one clear stage to the next and prepares the following consequence.
