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In a bustling village full of busy black and red ants, [Mogie](NRZSKBMV), the only blue ant, often felt different from the rest. 'Why am I the only one like this?' he wondered, watching the others in groups.

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One day, as [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) sat under a berry tree, daydreaming about fitting in, a plump, red berry tumbled down and landed on his head. 'Whoa!' exclaimed [Mogie](NRZSKBMV), now covered in the berry's bright red juice.

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Excited, [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) looked at himself in a puddle. 'Now I’m red like them!' he said, grinning. He hoped the red ants wouldn't notice the difference and set off to join them.

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When he met the red ants, they were surprised but welcomed him. 'Hey, you can play the guitar?' they asked. [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) nodded shyly and strummed a cheerful tune. The ants loved it!

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Soon, [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) became popular, bringing the black and red ants together to enjoy his music. Everyone was singing and dancing, forgetting their differences.

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One afternoon by the stream, as [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) entertained his new friends, a playful splash of water hit him. To his horror, the berry juice washed off, revealing his bright blue color!

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'You’re blue!' exclaimed the ants, looking shocked. [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) hung his head. 'I just wanted to fit in,' he said softly, putting down his guitar.

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Realizing how sincere [Mogie](NRZSKBMV) was, the ants talked amongst themselves. 'It was wrong of us to care about color,' they admitted. [Mogie](NRZSKBMV)'s music and kindness mattered more than anything else.

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From that day onward, the ants decided that color didn’t matter. They worked, played, and danced together as one big happy family. [Mogie](NRZSKBMV)'s guitar became a symbol of their unity.

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And [Mogie](NRZSKBMV)? He finally felt like he belonged, just the way he was. From then on, the ants remembered: no matter the color, they were all part of one special team.

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