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Which child, at some point, hasn’t looked up at the sky and thought yeah, I want to fly! As a child, did you not pretend that the sky was your personal background as you soared through it and played in the clouds? It was enchanting just to dream. But as soon as you climbed onto the roof to give it a shot, a well-meaning adult shouted ‘If humans were meant to fly, they’d have wings. Don’t try to fly, you idiot! You’ll fall down.’ If you still managed to try again from the tallest branch of a tree, you gave up because of a broken bone or because you were reminded of your failure until you stopped. You stopped believing in your dream too. Much the same happened with a tiny car, Tinysi. All it wanted was to fly, but tasted failure each time it tried. Crushed from the broken dreams and mocked by friends, Tinysi thought of giving up many times. It was much easier to let go and fit in. But it didn’t stop believing in its dream. It didn’t let a broken body stop it. It didn’t let the fear of failure stop it. It continued to try. Until the universe conspired and the magic happened.