4. Go ahead, touch my belly again if you want.

Across the sunlit Serengeti, a graceful zebra named Zara was undergoing a beautiful change. Her once slender frame now carried the promise of new life. With calm assurance, Zara moved with her herd, guided by instinct and surrounded by care. Her mate Kovu watched over her, ensuring she had the best grazing and was never alone. As her time neared, Zara found a quiet grove of acacia trees, ready to welcome her foal. With a final push, she brought her baby into the world, beginning a powerful bond that would help them thrive on the wild African plains.
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Nudges intentionality.
Promotes reversible exploration.
Encourages regenerative iteration.
Quietly de-bloats narrative.
Useful even stripped of context.