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Johnny was afraid of his dreams so he went on a boat journey. A big storm came and Johnny feared the boat would sink. He fell into the sea but was swallowed by a whale. Inside the whale's belly, Johnny saw plastic and spoke to the whale, cleaning its belly. The whale then spit Johnny out on the shore with all the plastic bags. Johnny was happy after his experience.
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- 3. So he got on a boat and went on a journey to see the world.
- 4. One day there was a big storm.
- 5. The storm got worse and worse. Johnny feared that the boat might break and sink.
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- 9. Johnny knew what to do, he spoke to the whale.
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