Under The Rice Moon Analysis

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The message I got from the story “Under the Rice Moon” is when you see someone in pain or with an illness you try to do everything to help. The story shows how the little girl let the bird out of the cage to go outside and fly under the Rice Moon. If you have an illness it is not a good thing. When you are sick it makes you a little grumpy. My essay is going to be about the lesson I learned from the story, which is caring of other people. You can understand the feelings of other people. You can also tell when other people are mad, sad, or maybe even happy. Some people have

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