The bridge

Once upon a time there was a dear and a bear. They were going through the bridge. The bear was coming from the left side and the dear was coming from the right side. They bumped together and they both got so so angry. They both wanted to make there own way to go through the bridge. Behind the bear there was a raccoon. The raccoon bumped on the bear and the raccoon got angry. He told the bear what to do but the bear did not listen. The bear got his neck and threw him over the bridge and he hit the ground so hardly. The raccoon got so so so angry. Then the rabbit came and bumped on the dears back and the rabbit told what to do and the dear got the rabbits ear and kicked the rabbit over the bridge and the rabbit got really angry too. So the bear and the dear got to a big fight again.

A second later in the left side of the bridge the rabbit chopped of the left side rope and the raccoon in the opposite side was un-doing the left side rope as well. So the rope got off the wood so the deer and the bear dropped to the river. Now the raccoon and the rabbit went through the bridge and looked at each other and thought what they can do. So the raccoon had an idea how the rabbit could go through. So the raccoon bent down and the rabbit jumped over him and they solved their problem and went past the bridge happily. But the dear and the bear did not do the right thing.