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i gotchu bro if u need the paragraph heres mine

The Swallow and the Pumpkinseed and Don’t Count Your Chickens have similar plots and characters. Swallow and the Pumpkinseed is about two brothers, Heung Bu and Nol Bu, who live as neighbors. But on a spring day when the brothers were out planting, Heung Bu finds a wounded swallow. He nurses it back to health and is rewarded with a single pumpkinseed. Heung Bu plants the seed and is rewarded for his kindness. Nol Bu, jealous of his brother's good fortune, seeks out a wounded swallow of his own. Don’t Count Your Chickens is about three brothers that live together on a Caribbean island. Two brothers have dreams of German motorcycles and Japanese CD players, but only one brother, the youngest, does the work around the house. Drought and storms threaten to take away all that the youngest brother has worked for, but Grandmother's proverbs remind him that life and time will choose whether we win or lose.

In both stories the younger brothers are kind and caring, but the older brothers are more interested in gaining more wealth. In The Swallow and the Pumpkinseed, Heung Bu cares for an injured swallow and is rewarded for his kindness with a single pumpkin seed and plants it but when Nol Bu breaks open the pumpkin he is punished for his greed. In Don’t Count Your Chickens the two older brothers find the watermelon that their younger brother Juancho cared for, and they take it to the fair to get money.

I think that the author of The Swallow and the Pumpkinseed wanted readers to learn from Nol Bu that people shouldn’t do bad things to be better than someone else. I also think that Heung Bu’s point of view teaches readers to be caring and forgiving. In Don’t Count Your Chickens, I think that the author wants readers to learn that some people will always talk instead of work, while others work and get things done instead of only talking. The end of the story shows that even though the points of views of the brother and grandmother don’t change, they are still a family and the hard work of Juancho makes his family’s life better.

thanks putin is my dad u got it right let god bless you rember to repent god is coming soon

ur saying the lyrics wrong

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@putin is my bad, ty. and great job on the lyrics. :)

Thank you Putin is my dad so much man much respect.

Also just change some of the words and you should be golden

great job man.

Good job Putin is in my head I read it although my views are similar we all write differently but great job interpreting it!

bruh you guys do realize if you copy his essay the teachers gonna know you cheating right?

I know the mass dislikes are coming soon but just know that i am trying to save YOU from getting expelled.

Don’t use Putin in my head essay that’s his do your own the first two parts make sense but the last part is wrong. So don’t copy his do your own

Don't copy and paste the essay yall. just read it so you have a better idea of what to write or at least put it in your own words so you don't get in trouble

You can use quillbot Ai to rework this

The Swallow and the Pumpkinseed and Don’t Count Your Chickens have similar plots and characters. Swallow and the Pumpkinseed is about two brothers, Heung Bu and Nol Bu, who live as neighbors. But on a spring day when the brothers were out planting, Heung Bu finds a wounded swallow. He nurses it back to health and is rewarded with a single pumpkinseed. Heung Bu plants the seed and is rewarded for his kindness. Nol Bu, jealous of his brother's good fortune, seeks out a wounded swallow of his own. Don’t Count Your Chickens is about three brothers that live together on a Caribbean island. Two brothers have dreams of German motorcycles and Japanese CD players, but only one brother, the youngest, does the work around the house. Drought and storms threaten to take away all that the youngest brother has worked for, but Grandmother's proverbs remind him that life and time will choose whether we win or lose.

In both stories the younger brothers are kind and caring, but the older brothers are more interested in gaining more wealth. In The Swallow and the Pumpkinseed, Heung Bu cares for an injured swallow and is rewarded for his kindness with a single pumpkin seed and plants it but when Nol Bu breaks open the pumpkin he is punished for his greed. In Don’t Count Your Chickens the two older brothers find the watermelon that their younger brother Juancho cared for, and they take it to the fair to get money.

I think that the author of The Swallow and the Pumpkinseed wanted readers to learn from Nol Bu that people shouldn’t do bad things to be better than someone else. I also think that Heung Bu’s point of view teaches readers to be caring and forgiving. In Don’t Count Your Chickens, I think that the author wants readers to learn that some people will always talk instead of work, while others work and get things done instead of only talking. The end of the story shows that even though the points of views of the brother and grandmother don’t change, they are still a family and the hard work of Juancho makes his family’s life better.

Not y’all actually writing essays for us💀💀

my mom wont let me redo my portfolio for myself she said she has to look in to it more to help me if she wants to help me let me do it for my self

Dont not copy i just got i have to do when i could of been free pls dont copy