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Hunter tries to explain to his Uncle Philip and the director that the snakes and rockets were part of his exhibition on Azura the Good Witch, his favorite book.

"And that's how it ends," he says after finishing his explanation while holding a snake and a doll of Azura.

- So what ends, Hunter?

- My class work, don't you see it? I think it turned out great -Hunter says, proud of what he had done.

"That's just why I called you," he says to Philip as he points to him as a girl and a boy each ran with a snake in their hair.

"Oh, they were the replacement snakes for the project," he says calmly as if it's completely normal and justified.

- And what did you plan to do with this? asked his uncle, showing him the rockets that he had prepared for the presentation.

"It was for the end of the third act," he replied, finally realizing that his uncle wasn't happy about it and couldn't help but think that his parents would have been on his side.

"Hunter, I love that you're creative, but you're going too far, remember that this is the fourth time he's come to the director's office," his uncle explains, putting his hand on his nephew's shoulder, trying to make him pay attention to him. We all understand that it's good that you express yourself, but if you don't learn to separate fantasy from reality, you'll have to spend the summer here -he says, showing her a pamphlet from a camp to teach you to think within reality.

- Relax man, I have it under control. No more rarities! Hunter says enthusiastically but accidentally letting the snake escape from his hand as it pounces on the director. That doesn't count, okay? he says with a nervous laugh, knowing that his uncle wouldn't accept it.

Hunter les trata de explicar a su tío Philip y al director que las serpientes y cohetes eran parte de su exposición sobre Azura , la bruja buena, su libro favorito.

- Y así acaba -dice tras terminar su explicación sujetando una serpiente y una muñeca de Azura.

- ¿Así acaba qué, Hunter?

- Mi trabajo de clase, ¿no lo veis? Creo que me ha quedado genial -dice Hunter orgulloso de lo que había hecho.

- Eso es justo por lo que te he llamado -le dice a Philip mientras le señala como una niña y un niño corrían cada uno con una serpiente en el pelo.

- Oh, eran las serpientes de repuesto para el proyecto -dice tranquilo como si fuera completamente normal y justificado.

- ¿Y que pensabas hacer con esto? -preguntó su tío mostrándole los cohetes que había preparado para la presentación.

- Era para el final del tercer acto -respondió dándose cuenta por fin de que su tío no estaba feliz con ello y no pudiendo evitar pensar que sus padres habrían estado de su lado.

- Hunter, adoro que seas creativo, pero te estas pasando, recuerdas que esta ya es la cuarta vez en venir al despacho del director -le explica su tío poniendo la mano sobre el hombro de su sobrino tratando de que este le hiceira caso-. Todos entendemos que es bueno que te expreses, pero si no aprendes a separar la fantasia de la realidad tendrás que pasarte el verano aquí -dice mostrándole un panfleto de un campamento para enseñarte a pensar dentro de la realidad.

- Tranquilo tío, lo tengo controlado. ¡Se acabaron las rarezas! -dice entusiasmado Hunter pero dejando escapar sin querer a la serpiente de su mano que se abalanza contra el director-. Eso no cuenta, ¿vale? -dice con una risa nerviosa, sabiendo que su tío no lo aceptaria.

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Hunter tries to explain to his Uncle Philip and the director that the snakes and rockets were part of his exhibition on Azura the Good Witch, his favorite book.

"And that's how it ends," he says after finishing his explanation while holding a snake and a doll of Azura.

- So what ends, Hunter?

- My class work, don't you see it? I think it turned out great -Hunter says, proud of what he had done.

"That's just why I called you," he says to Philip as he points to him as a girl and a boy each ran with a snake in their hair.

"Oh, they were the replacement snakes for the project," he says calmly as if it's completely normal and justified.

- And what did you plan to do with this? asked his uncle, showing him the rockets that he had prepared for the presentation.

"It was for the end of the third act," he replied, finally realizing that his uncle wasn't happy about it and couldn't help but think that his parents would have been on his side.

"Hunter, I love that you're creative, but you're going too far, remember that this is the fourth time he's come to the director's office," his uncle explains, putting his hand on his nephew's shoulder, trying to make him pay attention to him. We all understand that it's good that you express yourself, but if you don't learn to separate fantasy from reality, you'll have to spend the summer here -he says, showing her a pamphlet from a camp to teach you to think within reality.

- Relax man, I have it under control. No more rarities! Hunter says enthusiastically but accidentally letting the snake escape from his hand as it pounces on the director. That doesn't count, okay? he says with a nervous laugh, knowing that his uncle wouldn't accept it.

Hunter les trata de explicar a su tío Philip y al director que las serpientes y cohetes eran parte de su exposición sobre Azura , la bruja buena, su libro favorito.

- Y así acaba -dice tras terminar su explicación sujetando una serpiente y una muñeca de Azura.

- ¿Así acaba qué, Hunter?

- Mi trabajo de clase, ¿no lo veis? Creo que me ha quedado genial -dice Hunter orgulloso de lo que había hecho.

- Eso es justo por lo que te he llamado -le dice a Philip mientras le señala como una niña y un niño corrían cada uno con una serpiente en el pelo.

- Oh, eran las serpientes de repuesto para el proyecto -dice tranquilo como si fuera completamente normal y justificado.

- ¿Y que pensabas hacer con esto? -preguntó su tío mostrándole los cohetes que había preparado para la presentación.

- Era para el final del tercer acto -respondió dándose cuenta por fin de que su tío no estaba feliz con ello y no pudiendo evitar pensar que sus padres habrían estado de su lado.

- Hunter, adoro que seas creativo, pero te estas pasando, recuerdas que esta ya es la cuarta vez en venir al despacho del director -le explica su tío poniendo la mano sobre el hombro de su sobrino tratando de que este le hiceira caso-. Todos entendemos que es bueno que te expreses, pero si no aprendes a separar la fantasia de la realidad tendrás que pasarte el verano aquí -dice mostrándole un panfleto de un campamento para enseñarte a pensar dentro de la realidad.

- Tranquilo tío, lo tengo controlado. ¡Se acabaron las rarezas! -dice entusiasmado Hunter pero dejando escapar sin querer a la serpiente de su mano que se abalanza contra el director-. Eso no cuenta, ¿vale? -dice con una risa nerviosa, sabiendo que su tío no lo aceptaria.