Write a short story about a fish who grow legs and is finally able to smell a flower he's been looking at for a long time. Although it's lovely, he realizes it's nowhere near as nice as it was in his imagination. Make the story four paragraphs long. Include detail and name the fish Carson.
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Write a short story about a fish who grow legs and is finally able to smell a flower he's been looking at for a long time. Although it's lovely, he realizes it's nowhere near as nice as it was in his imagination. Make the story four paragraphs long. Include detail and name the fish Carson.
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Carson the fish wanted nothing more than to smell the small white flower, peeking out from the edge of the sand on the shore. He poked his head above the salty waves, staring at the delicate petals. The flower would smell sweet, fruity, and delicate. It would be life-changing - he knew it. 

One day, as Carson stared at the flower, he felt a sharp pain on the lower side of his body. What - he looked down and saw two small, green legs sprouting from his body! They were covered in scales like the rest of his body, harboring the same delicate blue design. Did they work? He carefully moved them. They worked! Carson booked it toward the shore, a goal already in mind.

Carson skyrocketed onto the sand, ignoring the hot granules as they burned his new feet. He pushed towards the white flower and shoved his face in the center. It tickled his nose and he sneezed, washing pollen over his face.

The smell was sweet. It was delicate, perfect. And yet... somehow, the flower in Carson's head was much sweeter, much more delicate, and even more perfect. He loved this flower, but suddenly, he wished he were back in the sea, longing for the day he might be able to sniff the fragrant buds.
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Write a short story about a fish who grow legs and is finally able to smell a flower he's been looking at for a long time. Although it's lovely, he realizes it's nowhere near as nice as it was in his imagination. Make the story four paragraphs long. Include detail and name the fish Carson.</s>
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Carson the fish wanted nothing more than to smell the small white flower, peeking out from the edge of the sand on the shore. He poked his head above the salty waves, staring at the delicate petals. The flower would smell sweet, fruity, and delicate. It would be life-changing - he knew it. 

One day, as Carson stared at the flower, he felt a sharp pain on the lower side of his body. What - he looked down and saw two small, green legs sprouting from his body! They were covered in scales like the rest of his body, harboring the same delicate blue design. Did they work? He carefully moved them. They worked! Carson booked it toward the shore, a goal already in mind.

Carson skyrocketed onto the sand, ignoring the hot granules as they burned his new feet. He pushed towards the white flower and shoved his face in the center. It tickled his nose and he sneezed, washing pollen over his face.

The smell was sweet. It was delicate, perfect. And yet... somehow, the flower in Carson's head was much sweeter, much more delicate, and even more perfect. He loved this flower, but suddenly, he wished he were back in the sea, longing for the day he might be able to sniff the fragrant buds.</s>
