Once upon a time in a big, blue ocean, there was a tiny little fish named Finn. He was the smallest fish in his family and loved to swim and play with his fishy friends.
One sunny day, as Finn was swimming and exploring, he felt a little tug on his tail. To his surprise, he had been caught on a fishing line by a kind-hearted fisherman named Jake. Finn looked up and saw Jake’s friendly face.
Finn wiggled and squirmed, trying to free himself. But Jake gently lifted him out of the water. 'Oh no, please don’t eat me!' begged Finn. 'I’m just a small fry. Wait until I grow big and I’ll be a much tastier meal.'
Jake chuckled and said, 'Finn, I don’t want to eat you. I caught you by accident. I promise to put you back in the water where you belong.' Finn was so relieved and grateful. He thanked Jake for understanding.
From that day on, Finn swam back to his family and told them all about his big adventure. He learned that sometimes, talking and asking nicely can help you out of a fishy situation!
Finn's fishy friends cheered for him, and they all celebrated with a fun underwater dance party. Even Jake joined in, doing a little fishy dance with his new friends!
And they all lived happily ever after, swimming and playing together in the big, blue ocean. Finn never forgot how using his words and kindness saved the day!
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