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**Title:** The Adventures of Gorki
**Summary:**
* The story begins with an introduction to "The Adventures of Gorki" and a scene where a teacher, Clarita, takes her students to the circus.
* A mischievous character, possibly an antagonist, plots to get rid of some children (including one named Gordi) by using a cannon at the circus.
* The circus performance unfolds, featuring various acts (trapeze artists, clowns, a motorized cage).
* Meanwhile, the plot to harm the children is foiled, and the story takes a turn towards a moral lesson.
* The narrative concludes with a character, Gorki, learning a lesson about the importance of telling the truth, referencing Ephesians 4:25.
* The final scenes involve a character reflecting on past mishaps and planning for future opportunities, followed by an announcement about an internet page for "Everyone's Productions".
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and kept as a short sentence:
1. **Event**: The Adventures of Gorki presents an episode about an earthquake.
2. **Setting**: The story involves a school, with a teacher named Clarita.
3. **Field Trip**: Teacher Clarita plans to take the children to the circus.
4. **Circus Acts**: The circus features trapeze artists, clowns, a motorized cage, and a trampoline act.
5. **Volunteer Participation**: A child is chosen to perform the "great jump" on a trampoline.
6. **Safety Concern**: A character expresses fear of heights.
7. **Moral Lesson**: The story teaches the importance of telling the truth, referencing Ephesians 4:25.
8. **Definition**: A "neighbor" is explained as anyone beside you, not just a person named Neighbor.
9. **Website Mention**: A webpage is mentioned for "Everyone's Productions" (www.everyonesproductions.com, though the exact URL is not fully clear from the text).
10. **Episode Conclusion**: The circus performance is the last show, with a promise to enjoy it until next time.
11. **Personal Reflection**: A character, Gorg, learns from his mistake of telling lies.
12. **Bible Reference**: Ephesians 4:25 is cited, emphasizing the importance of truthful speech among neighbors.