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The Rat and the Mouse - an AI Fable

 This fable was written by BARD.google.com. It took about 3 seconds, faster the Aesop. Try it and see for yourself the sheer power of AI. This fable was created with the command "Write a fable based on the rat and the mouse." Create stories for your kids, or yourself.

The Rat and the Mouse

Once upon a time, there was a rat who lived in a big city. He had everything he could ever want: plenty of food, a warm place to sleep, and lots of friends. But one day, the rat got bored. He decided to leave the city and explore the countryside.

The rat traveled for many days until he came to a small village. He was tired and hungry, so he decided to look for food. He found a barn and snuck inside. The barn was full of hay and grain, and the rat was soon feasting.

As the rat was eating, he heard a noise. He turned around and saw a mouse. The mouse was small and scared, and the rat could tell that it was lost.

The rat felt sorry for the mouse, so he invited it to join him for dinner. The mouse was grateful, and the two of them quickly became friends.

The rat and the mouse spent the next few days exploring the countryside together. They had many adventures, and they learned a lot about each other.

One day, the rat and the mouse came to a river. The river was wide and fast-moving, and the rat knew that the mouse would not be able to cross it alone.

The rat decided to help the mouse across the river. He picked up the mouse in his mouth and swam across the river.

The mouse was so grateful to the rat for saving its life. The two of them continued to be friends for many years, and they always looked out for each other.

Moral of the story: True friends are always there for each other, no matter what.

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