In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story and the first four sentences. Your job is to write the last sentence of the story such that it seamlessly connects with the rest of the story.

Q: Title: Mint Addiction. Sentence 1: Earl loved trying out new candy. Sentence 2: Today, while grocery shopping, he saw a new mint chocolate bar. Sentence 3: Earl decided he would try out the candy bar. Sentence 4: After trying the bar, Earl went back in the store and bought more.

A: Earl loved the taste of the new mint chocolate bar.
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Q: Title: Prankster's Guilt. Sentence 1: Jimmy put a plastic spider on the floor of his parent's shower. Sentence 2: Jimmy couldn't wait to hear his mom scream in panic over the spider. Sentence 3: When Jimmy did hear his mom scream, he felt bad. Sentence 4: Jimmy rushed into the bathroom.

A: Jimmy calmed his mom down, explaining it was just a prank.
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Q: Title: The Skating Rink. Sentence 1: Winter had arrived in Minnesota. Sentence 2: The local kids spent a lot of time at the skating rink. Sentence 3: They would skate in circles every day for hours. Sentence 4: Sometimes they would play hockey.

A:
The skating rink was a fun place to play in the winter!
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