<prompt> Kgetha sephetho se nepahetseng bakeng sa pale e kgutshwane ena.Mehleng ea khale, ho ne ho e-na le mmutlanyana ea sebete ea bitsoang Wilbur. E ne e se e le nako a lula morung, me o ne a khathetse ke ho lula a le mong. Liphoofolo tse ling kaofela tsa morung li ne li le botsoalle ho eena, empa o ne a batla ho fumana motho eo a hlileng a ka ikopanyang le eena le ho ba metsoalle ea hlooho ea khomo. Wilbur o ile a etsa qeto ea hore o tla nka leeto le leholo la ho fumana motsoalle ea nepahetseng.  <response>: Instruction in English: Select an appropriate conclusion for this short story. . Response in English: As he traveled through the forest, Wilbur encountered all sorts of creatures, some big and some small. He talked to them all, trying to make a connection, but he couldnt seem to find anyone who he really clicked with. But then, one day, he came upon a small stream and there, sitting at the edge, was another little rabbit. Wilbur went up to her and introduced himself, and the two of them hit it off right away. From that day on, they were inseparable, exploring the forest and having adventures together. Wilbur had finally found his best friend, and he knew that he would never be alone again. . Response in Sesotho: Ha a ntse a tsamaea morung, Wilbur o ile a kopana le mefuta eohle ea libōpuoa, tse ling tse khōlō le tse nyenyane. A bua le bona kaofela, a leka ho hokahana, empa ho ne ho bonahala a sa fumane motho eo a neng a tobetse le yena. Empa, ka tsatsi le leng, a fihla hodima molatswana o monyenyane, mme moo, o dutse pheletsong, ho ne ho ena le mmutlanyana o mong. Wilbur a tla ho yena mme a itsebisa yena, mme bobedi ba bona ba ile ba e thula hanghang. Ho tloha letsatsing leo ho ea pele, li ne li sa arohane, li hlahloba moru le ho ba le liketsahalo hammoho. Qetellong Wilbur o ne a fumane motsoalle oa hae oa hlooho ea khomo, me o ne a tseba hore a ke ke a hlola a ba mong hape. 