

Tom and Mia are playing with their toys. Tom has a big box of cars and trucks. Mia has a small bag of animals and dolls. Tom likes to match his cars and trucks by color and size. Mia likes to match her animals and dolls by sound and shape.
"Look, Mia, I have a red car and a red truck. They match!" Tom says.
"Look, Tom, I have a lion and a tiger. They match!" Mia says.
They show each other their matches and smile. Then they look for more matches.
Tom finds a blue car and a blue truck. Mia finds a monkey and a banana. They match!
Tom finds a yellow car and a yellow truck. Mia finds a fish and a scale. They match!
Tom finds a green car and a green truck. Mia finds a bird and a feather. They match!
But then Tom runs out of cars and trucks. He has no more matches. He looks at Mia's bag. He sees a lot of animals and dolls. He wants to match them too.
"Can I play with your animals and dolls, Mia?" Tom asks.
"No, Tom, they are mine. You have your cars and trucks. Go play with them." Mia says.
"But I have no more matches. Your animals and dolls are more fun. Give me some." Tom says.
"No, Tom, go away. You are boring." Mia says.
Tom gets angry. He grabs Mia's bag and pulls it. Mia holds on to her bag and screams. They fight over the bag. The bag rips. The animals and dolls fall out. The scale breaks. The feather flies away. The banana squishes. The fish flops. The monkey screeches. The lion roars. The tiger bites.
Tom and Mia cry. They have no more matches. They have no more toys. They have no more fun. They have a bad ending.
