

Sara and Tom are friends. They love to play and watch movies together. One day, Sara wants to watch a new movie. She says, "Tom, let's watch the new movie. It has a princess and a dragon and a castle."
But Tom does not want to watch the new movie. He wants to watch an old movie. He says, "No, Sara, let's watch the old movie. It has a cowboy and a horse and a hat."
Sara and Tom start to argue. They say, "My movie is better. Your movie is boring. I don't want to watch your movie. You don't want to watch my movie."
They are not happy. They are not friends anymore.
Then, Mom comes and sees them. She says, "Sara and Tom, why are you arguing? Movies are for fun. You can watch both movies. You can take turns. You can share. You can learn from each other. That is what friends do."
Sara and Tom think about what Mom says. They say, "You are right, Mom. We are sorry. We can watch both movies. We can take turns. We can share. We can learn from each other. That is what friends do."
They hug and smile. They are happy. They are friends again. They watch the new movie and the old movie. They enjoy both movies. They love both movies. They love each other.
