After months of living in the forest and learning how to survive with the help of the crow, Dippy decided that she wanted to try and return to her colony. She remembered the lessons of compassion and understanding that her parents had taught her, and she wanted to use those lessons to help make the colony a better place.
She approached the colony with trepidation, not sure of how she would be received. But to her surprise, she was welcomed back with open arms. The colony had realized that they had made a mistake in expelling her, and they had missed her hard work and kind nature.
Dippy was overjoyed to be back and she quickly set to work, using her new knowledge and skills to help improve the colony. She worked tirelessly, helping to gather food and supplies, and her efforts soon began to pay off. The colony thrived under her leadership, and Dippy's reputation as a hardworking and compassionate leader spread throughout the forest.
She also introduced the concept of team work and learning from other species, as she had learned from the crow. She believed that in working together and sharing knowledge and skills, the colony could become even stronger.
With her guidance, the colony was able to overcome their difficulties and they enjoyed a new era of prosperity and harmony. Dippy's banishment had been a difficult experience, but it had taught her valuable lessons and had helped her to become a better leader. And she lived happily ever after.
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