A young girl in modern times comes from India to live in America
with her extended family. She feels so alone-like she's not
wanted-and then remembers a story her mother once told her about a
group of Persians who were ousted from their country and who sailed
to the Western shores of India in search for a new home. The king
of the region in India did not want to let them in and explained
(using a glass of full milk) that the community was simply too full
to let them in. The king of the Persian refugees then dumped some
sugar into the milk, stirred until it dissolved, and explained to
the king that not only would his people integrate well into their
society but they would also help sweeten their culture. The Indian
king lets them in and they prosper. And, in the end, the young girl
realizes that she, too, is being accepted by those in her
neighborhood and that she can finally start feeling a part of this
new American society.
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