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"Trembling, terrified to fail, Blind with tears, the nightingale Heard him out in silence, tried, Puffed up, burst a vein and died." The frog got angry and asked the nightingale to puff out her lungs with passion. The nightingale puffed up, but she burst a vein and died. Write an article considering that the frog indirectly caused the death of the nightingale.

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                The Frog Indirectly Causes the Death of the Nightingale The frog shows himself as if he is the king of Bingle Bog. He does not want to see anybody receiving respect and praise from the other creatures of the bog. He sings with an unpleasant and harsh voice every night and everybody in Bingle Bog is unhappy with his singing. One night, a nightingale comes and sits on the sumac tree. Then she starts singing beautifully. All the creatures admire her song. The frog introduces himself before the nightingale as is a scholar of music and that he writes songs for the Bog Trumpet. He convinces the nightingale to take training for singing better from hina. Now the nightingale is inspired by him. Flushed with . confidence and fired with art and adoration, she sings so beautifully that from far away people flock towards the magical sound of the nightingale. But later on, he starts scolding and teasing her and makes her sing so much that she dies due her vein bursting, The frog does not kill her directly, but it is true that he indirectly causes the death of the nightingale.