the gift story martha want to buy a gift for her kind mother on her birthday she knows her mother likes to wear small accessories like bracelet ring or necklace so she shave her allowance to be able to buy her mother gift a day before her mothers special day she asked father for help to pick the best gift for her mom together in the store the salesman show them different types of jewelry and explain is uses in the community he said that gold a popular choice as jewelry for its value gold is a symbol of world and beauty which makes it more expensive than other metals silver jewelry is also a popular choice gold and silver is also used in coins and in creatingg electronics technology such as smartphone computer and solar panels iron is the cheapest among the three metals but one of the most widely used metals due to eat stretch and durability iron is essential in building structure like building bridge and railways martha suddenly felt sad because she realized that gold is the best gift for her mother but looking at its price seemed impossible for her to buy her father notice anna sad face and ask why are you sad i would like to buy the best gift for mom but is too expensive and i don't have enough money to buy it her father loud and save martha don't be sad that you can buy that gift for you mother for now always remember that its the thought that count i am sure your mother will be happy whatever you give her because it's so how much you appreciate and love her martha fairy leave and think her father she also thanked the salesman explaining well and for helping choose the best gift that she can buy for her mother
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TITLE: The GiftCHARACTERS:Martha – the daughter who wants to buy a giftMother – kind and loving, celebrating her birthdayFather – supportive, helps Martha choose a giftSalesman – explains about different types of jewelry and metalsSETTING:TIME: A day before Mother’s birthdayPLACE: At home and in the jewelry storePLOT:Martha wants to buy a gift for her mother’s birthday. She saves her allowance and, with the help of her father, goes to a jewelry store. The salesman explains the different metals—gold, silver, and iron—along with their value and uses. Martha feels sad because gold is the best gift but too expensive for her. Her father comforts her, reminding her that what matters most is the thought and love behind the gift, not its price. Martha feels relieved and thankful, realizing her mother will surely appreciate whatever she gives.CONFLICT:Martha wants to buy the best gift (gold jewelry) for her mother, but she does not have enough money to afford it.THEME:The true value of a gift lies not in its price but in the love and thoughtfulness behind it.
