

Anna and Ben are playing with dolls in the park. Anna has a new doll that looks like a princess. She has long hair, a shiny dress and a crown. Ben has an old doll that looks like a pirate. He has a patch, a hat and a sword.
"Your doll is so pretty," Ben says to Anna. "Can I hold her?"
"Okay, but be careful," Anna says. She gives her doll to Ben. Ben stares at the doll. He sees something on her face.
"What is this?" Ben asks. He points to a spot on the doll's skin. It is peeling off.
"Oh, that's nothing," Anna says. "She just has some fake skin. It comes off sometimes. It's not a big deal."
Ben does not like the fake skin. He thinks it is ugly and weird. He gives the doll back to Anna.
"I don't like your doll," Ben says. "She is not real. My doll is real. He has real skin and real hair and real clothes."
Anna is hurt by Ben's words. She likes her doll very much. She thinks she is beautiful and special.
"That's not nice, Ben," Anna says. "My doll is real too. She is real to me. I love her. And she has real hair and real clothes too. They are just different from yours."
Ben and Anna start to argue. They do not want to play with each other anymore. They take their dolls and go to different sides of the park. They are both sad and angry. They miss their friend.
