One sunny morning, Debora, the giantess, awoke in a clearing surrounded by a small community. Realizing her enormous feet were crushing houses, she smiled, excited to play. As she began to stomp through the village, laughter mixed with the terrified screams of the tiny inhabitants. Among them was Lucas, his friend, who bravely confronted her. "Debora, stop! You can't do this!" he shouted. Amused, she scooped him up like a toy, but when she saw his fear, her laughter faded. Guilt washed over her as she set him down, realizing that play should bring joy, not terror.

One sunny morning, Debora, the giantess, awoke in a clearing surrounded by a small community. Realizing her enormous feet were crushing houses, she smiled, excited to play. As she began to stomp through the village, laughter mixed with the terrified screams of the tiny inhabitants. Among them was Lucas, his friend, who bravely confronted her. "Debora, stop! You can't do this!" he shouted. Amused, she scooped him up like a toy, but when she saw his fear, her laughter faded. Guilt washed over her as she set him down, realizing that play should bring joy, not terror.