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Empathy Journey
Empathy: The Journey of Emotions
There once was a lost clear man as transparent as a crystal, named Empathy. He wandered aimlessly across the lands with a desire to explore and interact with others. He walked and walked until he grew weak he kneeled down to catch his breath slowly sinking closer to the ground. When he awoke there was a orange man dabbing a damp cloth on his head. Sitting up quickly the orange man encouraged him to rest saying that he had found him passed out in the middle of a field. Empathy rested for a little longer but then felt lead to explore more. He thanked the orange man who formally introduced himself as Kindness and shook his hand the orange from the man slowly seeped to Empathy’s hand making his hand completely
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Empathy turned back around to check on the blue girl who Anger had called Sadness. She was now standing up with her hair covering her face she thanked him for standing up for her then tried to walk away but tripped and ended up grabbing Empathy’s arm turning it blue. That flame he had felt earlier had went cold she apologized and ran away. He tried to go after her but then a person hopped on his back and shouts HI-YEA. With a jolt yellow started spreading across his skin the person had gotten off his back at this point and was out of breath. Turning around he realized it was a girl who was glowing. He felt a flare of anger build up but it disappeared as the girl smile she introduced herself as Joy and apologize for scaring him. She then tried to make up for it by treating him to dinner. But before they could get to the venue a little purple boy ran up to Empathy and hugged his leg. Empathy asked what was wrong the little purple boy said his name was Fear and had lost his mom in the crowd. Empathy reached out to Fear with his orange hand which caused them to mix and spread all throughout their bodies turning their skin gold because of the mix of emotions Empathy then put Fear up on his shoulders and yellow seeped on Fear turning him even more gold they spread it throughout the city by shaking hands with everyone they could. Everyone found perfect harmony with their new

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