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The story follows two characters, Paul and John, who decide to steal mangoes from Old Buro's tree. The play details their attempt, Old Buro's discovery of their actions with the help of his dog, Fee, and Paul's subsequent fall and capture. The narrative is presented in a script format with character dialogue and scene descriptions. The document also includes comprehension questions for the reader to assess their understanding of the story, covering who owned the mangoes, how Paul knew they were there, John's feelings about the theft, and how Paul was caught. The inclusion of the phrase \"Yupela kisim nau!\" suggests a potential use of Tok Pisin or a similar creole in the dialogue. The document appears to be an excerpt from a \"School Journal Junior\" publication from 2009.","Stealing Mangoes  \nSchool Journal Junior 2, 2009-V1 .1  \nEnglish  \nCharacters:  \n-Paul  \n-John  \n-Old Buro (owner of the mango tree)  \n-Fee (Buro's dog)  \nScene: A mango tree near Old Buro's house.  \n1  \nPaul: Hey, John! Let's go and collect some mangoes.  \nJohn: Good idea, Paul. But where?  \nPaul: That tree near Old Buro's house. I came past this morning and there are plenty. John: But they belong to Old Buro.  \nPaul: He won't catch us. Come  \nJohn: Get the ripe juicy ones.  \nPaul: Of course. Here. Catch!  \nJohn: What about that big one at the end of that branch.  \nPaul: Not so loud. Old Buro might hear us.  \nOld Buro: Who is there? Who is  \nstealing my mangoes?  \nFee: Woof, Woof Woof!  \nJohn: It's Old Buro, he's coming with his dog! Get down, quick!  \nPaul scrambles down the tree. He slips and falls ...  \nPaul: Aiyo, my back!  \nOld Buro: Aha, got you! 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