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    This is Sen, and he is a boy.

    Well, a giant boy!

    Sen lives in a big cave and


    does not go out much.

    But today, Sen wants to see


    the world.
    Sen climbs out of the cave
    and sees something.

    A group of kids are watching


    him!

    'Hey, hello there!' Sen says.

    But they run off, back to their


    house.
    Sen follows, and is sorry for
    scaring them.

    'I just want to play,' he says, as


    softly as he can.

    He sees that the children have


    bikes!

    'What are they?' he asks, eyes


    wide.
    The kids are scared by the giant.

    The giant lifts a big hand and tries


    to touch one of their bikes!

    Sen's hand is so strong that as soon


    as he touches it, the bike breaks.

    'Oh no! It wants to eat us! Run!'


    says Kem, one of the kids.
    Kem and the others run back to the
    house as fast as they can.

    Kem takes his broken bike with him.

    'Wait! Don't go, I just want to play!'


    shouts Sen.

    But his shout is so loud, it shakes


    the roof.
    Sen does not know what to do
    or say.

    He just wanted to play, but they


    ran away from him.

    And, he broke one of their bikes!

    Sen starts to cry, and his tears


    fall like rain.
    Kem sees that Sen is in the
    woods near the house.

    He looks so sad, and he is


    crying.

    'He is not a monster,' Kem says.

    'I think he is a boy, just like me.


    A giant boy!'
    Kem calls out to the giant boy,
    as friendly as he can.

    'Hey there, I'm Kem! What's your


    name?' he asks.

    'I am Sen,' he says, looking at


    Kem sadly.

    'I am sorry for breaking your


    bike,' says Sen.
    "Don't worry about it!' says
    Kem.

    'Would you like to play with me


    and my friends?'

    This is what Sen wanted to


    hear!

    'I would love to,' Sen shouts!


    Sen takes them back to the
    giant cave.

    'Wow, there is so much food


    here!' Kem says.

    'Have as much as you like,' says


    Sen.

    'You are my friends now, and I


    am so glad I found you!'
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