AUTHOR’S POV George was in his section, teaching a group of eager kids how to fight karate. He wore a black karate shorts and a white belt, and he moved with grace and agility. He kicked the air, twisted his hand, and made noises like a ninja. The kids, who were about five to six years old, followed his every move, trying to imitate him. "Good, good. Now remember, karate is not just about strength, it's also about balance and focus," he said, as he demonstrated a stance. He spread his legs, bent his knees, and raised his arms. He looked at the kids and saw that they were paying attention. A proud smile blossomed on his lips. He had been teaching them for a month, and he had seen them improve a lot. They were not only learning karate but also discipline, confidence, and respect. He felt like he was making a difference in their lives, and that made him happy. He was about to show them another move when a loud thud came from behind him. He turned around and saw that one of the kids had
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