A new idea. Not theirs . . . Yet.
We can’t!
You can. Figure it out.
Can we shake it?
Get it wet?
Go outside?
Can we try this?
We can?
We can!!
Let’s do it.
Oops.
Let’s try this.
We get it!
Not new anymore.
And now . . . it’s theirs.
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