Answer to Question #185627 in English for Amira

Question

Create a short story with dialogues that incorporates the different functions of communications and kinds of oral text

Answer 1

When the little princess deserted her very essence, a diminutive supposed expression absconded her marginally segregated orifices. Repetitively, she told the hare, underneath her inhalation:

“Free the mind of all thought and all reason and gently feel freedom drowning your sorrows.”

“Ye thinketh wrong, I presume,” the hare quickly responded. “The acceptance of one’s negative experience is the very essence of true freedom and happiness.”

The princess quickly pulsated, and the surging blood warmed and comforted the edges of her body. What she had essentially gone through would knock the wisdom out of an elderly, I presume. “It is most important to let go of the bitter moments in your past; you have a full life of adventure awaiting your attention,” the wise aging hare told Turanga. Tears gently caressed her cheeks as they swiftly trickled down. She knew that after her master’s demise, she would essentially remain alone in the world. “I am always with you,” said Master Lee as he took his final breath while holding her hand. “Forever in our hearts,” whispered the princess as she gazed upon the lifeless eyes of her once best friend.