A boy named Pedro was walking down the street one day, and he met a pretty girl in a pink dress who handed him a bell. It was made of metal, and looked worn and old. The girl said, this bell gave me my wish for a pink dress, but in order to keep my wish, I have to give the bell to someone else. Ring the bell three times to get your wish. Not two, not four, but three. When your wish arrives, give the bell to someone else. Pedro thanked the girl for the bell, and when she had gone, he rang the bell three times and wished for a puppy. Soon after, he saw a puppy on a street corner. It was black with brown and white spots. He picked the puppy up and hugged it. Then he saw his friend Alice. He gave the bell to Alice, who rang the bell and wished for a pretty bird. Soon a pretty bird landed on her shoulder. Alice thought the bell was a wonderful thing, and chose to keep it, rather than give it away. The next day when she woke up, her bird had flown away.
How many times do you have to ring the bell? What was the name of the boy walking down the street? Who did he meet? Was she dressed in blue? What did she give him? What did the bell give her? What do you have to do to keep your wish? Did Pedro wish for a bike? What did he ask for? What color was it? Who did he pass the bell to? Did she ask for a cat? What did she ask for? Did she pass on the bell? Why? What happened to her bird? When did it fly away? Where did the bird land before it flew away?
three times Pedro a pretty girl no a bell. a wish give the bell to someone else. no a puppy. It was black with brown and white spots. Alice no a pretty bird no she kept it. it flew away. The next day. on her shoulder.