The text is a mix of spoken dialogue and a narrative. It starts by introducing a boy who is scared of various things, including imaginary creatures. Later, he goes camping with a group of children, and some mishaps occur, including mosquito bites and a forest fire caused by unattended campfire. Firefighters arrive to help, and the boy realizes he is more afraid of fires than imaginary creatures. The story ends with a mention of missing drawings, hinting at a mystery to be solved.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the provided text:
1. A little boy named Pasha was very scared.
2. Pasha was scared while watching a scary cartoon on television.
3. Pasha's parents told him he would have a little sister.
4. Pasha was initially afraid of his little sister, but she turned out to be playful.
5. Pasha's parents no longer needed him after his little sister arrived.
6. Pasha wanted a dog or a little brother.
7. Pasha eventually agreed to have a little brother.
8. Pasha was afraid of imaginary creatures, like Baba Yaga.
9. Pasha's group went camping and encountered a forest fire.
10. The civil protection firefighters arrived to help with the fire.
11. Pasha learned the importance of not leaving a campfire unattended.
12. The text also mentions the disappearance of drawings, suggesting a mystery to be solved.
These are the factual points extracted from the text.