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Pretend a neighbor reported Chang-bo and Oak-hee's conversation to the North Korean government. What happens next? Use the story as your reference. Make sure to include or begin at the climax (turning point) of the story. Develop the climax into the falling action. Finally, write a conclusion to "Nothing to Envy". Does the story have a good ending or a bad ending? Make sure to write at least 10 sentences. You will be graded on creativity, grammar, and elements of plot. The story excerpt is in the pdf below:

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