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Once upon a time a baby penguin was born. 

His parents were the emperors of the colony. 

Stuart, the baby penguin, was born with 

dystrophies in both of his wings.  

While the parents were talking about the 

colony, Stuart blurted out a non sequitur about 

penguins being able to fly. His parents knew 

he couldn't due to the fact penguins can't fly, 

and he has a muscular atrophy

When Stuart got older, his parents approached 

him with a bellicose attitude about him 

governing the colony one day. Stuart still had 

a protracted idea that penguins could fly. 

Stuart and his parents had a huge fight about 

how he should rule the colony. 

Stuart ran away from the colony.While walking 

in the cold, he ran into a polar bear, who 

happened to be a polyglot who spoke penguin. 

Stuart confessed about his diffident feelings 

about his ability to fly. He also confessed about 

his dystrophies in his wings.

The polar bear told Stuart about a magical 

animal who had a panacea to cure his 

dystrophies. Stuart thanked the polar bear and 

was on his way. 

Stuart found the magical peacock the polar 

bear was talking about. The peacock said the 

only way to procure the ability to fly was to 

believe in yourself. Stuart got frustrated and 

said, "I just want my dystrophies to go away." 

With a flash, the peacock was gone. All that 

Stuart heard was the word believe in the 

distance. Suddenly Stuart had the courage to 

confront his parents, so he started the long 

journey to the colony.

When Stuart reached the colony, he told his 

parents about how they should support their 

son's dream no matter how crazy it is. He said, 

"If I believe in myself, so should you." 

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