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Piop proudly introduces Linus to his friends, including Tom, who initially dismisses the pig as good-for-nothing. To prove his pig's agility, Piop pinches Linus, causing the pig to run swiftly like an arrow. The children then chase Linus, who is found hiding in the bush. Tom and Jenny join Piop in celebrating Linus's speed and happiness, laughing heartily. As evening approaches, Piop puts a rope around Linus to walk home, but the children find themselves lost in the darkness. The story seems to be an educational piece for young learners, possibly focusing on themes of animal intelligence, friendship, or problem-solving within a narrative context. The accompanying illustrations depict children interacting with the pig and their rural environment.","(2-8) The Runaway Pig (2-8) Pik i Ranawe  \nGrade 2, Term 2, Week 8, Version 2.0  \nEnglish Non Fiction  \nLinus was a happy, fat pig. Piop loved him very much.  \nPiop took his friends to see Linus.  \nTom said, \"Look at that happy, fat pig. He's good-for-nothing.\"  \n\"No, my pig can run as fast as an arrow. Watch.\"  \nPiop bent down and pinched Linus.  \nLinus squealed and started running. He ran and ran and ran.  \nThe children ran and ran and ran. They found Linus hiding in the bush.  \nPiop caught Linus by the tail. Tom and Jenny sat on his back. Tom said,\"Linus is a fast, happy, fat pig. They laughed and laughed and laughed.  \nIt was time to go home. Piop put a rope around Linus. They started to walk home.  \nSoon it was dark. 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