“How can you dance while everybody is worried about this summer? All the rivers are drying up, and our lives are in danger,” the elephant rumbled, watching the frog’s joyful leaps.
“Stop worrying, dear friend,” the frog chirped, its eyes bright. “It’s going to rain. You know, the frogs are always the first to sense the coming rain.”
“Wow, are you truly saying it’s going to rain soon?” the elephant asked, a glimmer of hope in its eyes. “Then I will certainly join your dance!”
Soon, the word spread, and one by one, all the worried animals began to move with the little frog. They swayed and hopped, their anxieties momentarily forgotten in the shared anticipation. And then, as if on cue, the first fat drops of rain began to fall, quickly turning into a life-giving downpour.
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