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Illustration of a nightingale flying away from a peacock, looking determined in its search for an answer to the peacock's problem.

"Why Does the Nightingale Fly Away? Exploring Birdsong and Friendship in the Animal Kingdom"

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Question: why does the nightingale fly away? The nightingale sympathizes with the peacock and is ashamed of his singing ability. The nightingale wants to continue singing and avoid the rude peacock. The nightingale goes to look for an answer to the peacock’s problem. The nightingale thinks the peacock is a fool and tells him so.

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The context of your statements suggests that they are responses to a question. However, without specific information about the question or story, it's hard to determine the best advice or answer. Generally, nightingales are known for their beautiful songs. They might fly away for a variety of reasons such as finding food, avoiding danger, migrating, or exploring. It's also important to remember that these interpretations could symbolize metaphoric scenarios in literature or stories. For example, the nightingale flying away could symbolize escaping a difficult situation or seeking answers elsewhere. Can you please provide me with more context so I can assist you better?

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April 11, 2024, 7:10 a.m.

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Published: Thursday, April 11, 2024

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