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The Chair
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The Chair
Key Points of the Story
1
Mario's Belief
Mario claims to have 
many friends. His 
grandfather challenges 
this with a wager, 
asserting most aren't 
genuine friends.
2
The Invisible Chair
Grandfather gives 
Mario a supposed 
"invisible chair" to test 
true friendship. This 
becomes the perfect 
friendship test.
3
True Friends
After several falls, 
Mario succeeds with 
Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's help. Their 
concern for his feelings 
proves their genuine 
friendship.
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The Chair
Key Points of the Story
1
Mario's Belief
Mario claims to have 
many friends. His 
grandfather challenges 
this with a wager, 
asserting most aren't 
genuine friends.
2
The Invisible Chair
Grandfather gives 
Mario a supposed 
"invisible chair" to test 
true friendship. This 
becomes the perfect 
friendship test.
3
True Friends
After several falls, 
Mario succeeds with 
Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's help. Their 
concern for his feelings 
proves their genuine 
friendship.
Detailed Summary
Mario brags about his many 
friends. His grandfather 
challenges this claim, betting 
Mario's favorite fruit chaat 
that few are genuine friends.
Grandfather provides an 
"invisible chair" as a 
friendship test. At school, 
Mario repeatedly falls while 
trying to sit on it, becoming 
the subject of ridicule.
With Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's support, Mario 
succeeds. He discovers true 
friends help during struggles 
rather than mock failures. 
Mario shares fruit chaat with 
his grandfather and three 
real friends.
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The Chair
Key Points of the Story
1
Mario's Belief
Mario claims to have 
many friends. His 
grandfather challenges 
this with a wager, 
asserting most aren't 
genuine friends.
2
The Invisible Chair
Grandfather gives 
Mario a supposed 
"invisible chair" to test 
true friendship. This 
becomes the perfect 
friendship test.
3
True Friends
After several falls, 
Mario succeeds with 
Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's help. Their 
concern for his feelings 
proves their genuine 
friendship.
Detailed Summary
Mario brags about his many 
friends. His grandfather 
challenges this claim, betting 
Mario's favorite fruit chaat 
that few are genuine friends.
Grandfather provides an 
"invisible chair" as a 
friendship test. At school, 
Mario repeatedly falls while 
trying to sit on it, becoming 
the subject of ridicule.
With Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's support, Mario 
succeeds. He discovers true 
friends help during struggles 
rather than mock failures. 
Mario shares fruit chaat with 
his grandfather and three 
real friends.
Part -1
The Challenge
Mario's 
grandfather 
disputed his 
claim about 
having many 
friends, betting 
most were 
merely 
acquaintances.
The Magical 
Gift
Grandfather 
presented an 
invisible chair 
from the attic 
with unique 
powers.
The Chair's 
Power
The chair would 
identify Mario's 
true friends. 
Confused but 
determined, 
Mario accepted 
the test.
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The Chair
Key Points of the Story
1
Mario's Belief
Mario claims to have 
many friends. His 
grandfather challenges 
this with a wager, 
asserting most aren't 
genuine friends.
2
The Invisible Chair
Grandfather gives 
Mario a supposed 
"invisible chair" to test 
true friendship. This 
becomes the perfect 
friendship test.
3
True Friends
After several falls, 
Mario succeeds with 
Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's help. Their 
concern for his feelings 
proves their genuine 
friendship.
Detailed Summary
Mario brags about his many 
friends. His grandfather 
challenges this claim, betting 
Mario's favorite fruit chaat 
that few are genuine friends.
Grandfather provides an 
"invisible chair" as a 
friendship test. At school, 
Mario repeatedly falls while 
trying to sit on it, becoming 
the subject of ridicule.
With Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa's support, Mario 
succeeds. He discovers true 
friends help during struggles 
rather than mock failures. 
Mario shares fruit chaat with 
his grandfather and three 
real friends.
Part -1
The Challenge
Mario's 
grandfather 
disputed his 
claim about 
having many 
friends, betting 
most were 
merely 
acquaintances.
The Magical 
Gift
Grandfather 
presented an 
invisible chair 
from the attic 
with unique 
powers.
The Chair's 
Power
The chair would 
identify Mario's 
true friends. 
Confused but 
determined, 
Mario accepted 
the test.
Part -2
The School 
Challenge
Mario brought the 
invisible chair to 
school, eager to prove 
his grandfather wrong 
by showing classmates 
his "amazing" 
discovery.
Failed Attempts
Despite repeated falls 
and classmates' 
laughter, Mario 
persisted with the 
invisible chair test.
True Friendship
Guneet, Asma, and 
Deepa quietly 
supported Mario, 
proving their 
friendship by helping 
instead of mocking 
him.
Celebration
Mario shared fruit 
chaat with his 
grandfather and three 
genuine friends, 
adopting the "chair 
test" to identify true 
friendships.