In the story, you read how the parrot tricked the merchant into releasing it but the story does not end here. Use your imagination to complete the parrot's story.
After escaping from the golden cage, the parrot decided to fly away...
After escaping from the golden cage, the parrot decided to fly away into the vast blue sky. It soared higher and higher, feeling the cool breeze beneath its wings for the first time in years. The parrot spotted a lush green forest in the distance and flew towards it. There, it found its friends—the same parrots who had helped it escape. They welcomed it with joyful chirps and shared stories about life in the wild. The parrot learned to find its own food, build a nest in a hollow tree, and fly with the flock. Though it sometimes remembered the merchant's golden cage, it never regretted choosing freedom. The parrot lived happily in the forest, grateful for its wise friend who had taught it the secret of escape.
Explanation
This creative writing exercise allows students to use their imagination to continue the story. Students should consider: Where would the parrot go? Would it meet the wild parrots again? How would it adapt to life in the wild? What adventures might it have? The teacher should encourage students to write at least 8-10 sentences with proper beginning, middle, and conclusion.