Julie and Nicole live in a close-knit neighborhood where everyone is friends.

Recently, an older man named Mr. Radcliffe moved in to one of the houses that had been for sale on their street.
Mr. Radcliffe keeps to himself and does not talk to the other neighbors.
People begin to gossip about Mr. Radcliffe, saying that he is unfriendly, and he must have something to hide since he never comes outside to socialize.
One day, Julie and Nicole are out for a run in the neighborhood. Julie trips over a rock and twists her ankle. She can’t walk, and the girls don’t have a phone to call for help.
Mr. Radcliffe comes out of his house with first aid supplies. He helps Julie into his car and gives the girls a ride home.
Julie and Nicole learn that Mr. Radcliffe is not unfriendly and mean; he is a little lonely, somewhat shy, and definitely misunderstood by most of the neighbors.

In four to five sentences, explain what you would put in a possible conclusion for this story, including at least one of the following elements of a strong conclusion: solution, growth, new knowledge, reflection.

In the conclusion of this story, Julie and Nicole share their experience with the rest of the neighborhood, helping to dispel the negative rumors surrounding Mr. Radcliffe. As a result, more neighbors make an effort to reach out to Mr. Radcliffe and get to know him better. Through this newfound connection, they discover that Mr. Radcliffe is actually a kind and generous individual who just prefers to keep to himself. The neighborhood becomes even closer as they learn the importance of not judging others based on appearances or hearsay. This experience leads to growth and new knowledge for everyone involved, fostering a greater sense of community and understanding among the neighbors.