Un Mapa Extraño
Polly, a curious parrot, arrives in Venice and notices a young woman named Isabella, who holds a mysterious map. Together, they set off on a quest to uncover a legendary document hidden within the city.
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Quiz ↓Polly ve una mujer. La mujer es joven. Polly ve un mapa. El mapa es viejo. El mapa es especial. Polly ama el mapa. La mujer está feliz. Su nombre es Isabella. Isabella es historiadora. Ella ama historias viejas. Ella está en Venecia. Isabella busca un papel. El papel es importante. Polly se sienta en Isabella. Polly habla con Isabella. Isabella habla con Polly. Ellas caminan en Venecia. Polly es un loro. Polly es colorida. La gente ve a Polly. La gente sonríe a Polly. Polly e Isabella ven una iglesia. La iglesia es vieja. Polly ve una piedra. La piedra tiene símbolos. Los símbolos están en el mapa. Isabella está emocionada. Polly está feliz. Ellas encuentran un secreto. Ellas encuentran historia. Polly e Isabella exploran Venecia. Ellas encuentran más secretos.
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