The Golden Acorn: End of a Happy Baby Squirrel

The Golden Acorn: End of a Happy Baby Squirrel is a tragic short story. It focuses on the fate of a disobedient baby squirrel, who leaves the hut in search of a golden acorn. What will happen next when he leaves the hut?

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Once upon a time, there was a baby squirrel. His name was Sonny. Sonny was cute, adorable, lovely, and kind, but he was very playful and hard-headed. Sonny lived with his mother Bonnie and the wild animals, including the Great Eagle.

One day, Bonnie had to leave the hut to search for acorns. "Son, I will leave you in the hut to look for acorns," Bonnie told Sonny. "Don't ever leave the hut." Sonny agreed to what his mother said, and Bonnie left for the acorn hunt.

Sonny, however, disobeyed his mother, and left the hut. While outside, Sonny saw a huge nest containing a golden acorn. "Wow, that looks nice! I can impress mom with that," said Sonny to himself. Sonny thought that he could impress Bonnie with the golden acorn, so he went closer.

Little did Sonny know that the nest belonged to the Great Eagle. Luckily for Sonny, the Great Eagle was nowhere to be found, and he could easily take the golden acorn. Sonny grabbed the acorn, however when he left, the the Great Eagle appeared and growled at him.

"Return my precious golden acorn or you will die!", screamed the Great Eagle. "Never! This is for my mother!", Sonny answered back, refusing to give in the demand. Due to much anger, Great Eagle fainted, giving Sonny time to escape.

Unfortunately, Sonny fell to the ground with the golden acorn. He survived the fall, but the acorn broke. By this time, Great Eagle woke up and caught him.

"Please, Great Eagle," cried Sonny, "Let me go!" But Great Eagle refused, similar to how Sonny refused to return the acorn. "You refused to give me back my precious acorn, and now it is gone. So I, too, will refuse to listen to you and your life will be gone!" laughed the Great Eagle. Sonny's short life came to an end.

Great Eagle happily devoured baby Sonny, avenging the destruction of his golden acorn. Suddenly, Bonnie showed up from behind, helplessly watching the Great Eagle eat her own son. She not only regretted leaving Sonny behind, but also acknowledged that he was disobedient. "Sonny should have listened to me!" cried Bonnie. This ends the short story.