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Orientation	Narrated on a sunny day there was an ant walking through the park. He was very happy because he could walk to see the beautiful garden. The ants walk around the garden greeting the animals that are in the park.
Complication	Seeing a cocoon that hangs twisted. The ants mock the ugly shape of the cocoon and can not go anywhere. "Hi, the cocoon is how bad your fate can be. You can only be silent and hanging there. Go take a look at this vast and beautiful park this, What's your fate when the rangting breaks? "The cocoon was silent.        Until one day, the ants walked the path in the park, because the rain park filled with mud so that the ants slipped and fell into the mud, the ants fell. The scream was screaming for help as fast as possible.         "Please help me, I want to drown please ... please ... help me !!!"
Resolution	luckily at that moment there was butterfly butterflies flew past then the butterfly craned a rangting toward the ants.        "Ants hold on to the twig, I'll pick up the twig." Then the ant is so tightly tight, with all the strength of the butterfly holding the branch, then the butterflies in a safe place. Ants are better for butterflies-cousins for helping their lives.         "I am the cocoon you once mocked," said the butterfly. it turns out the cocoon that once ridiculed his already save

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1. Who are the participants in the story?

     •Ants and butterflies

2. How many participants are there?

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