At a park, two friends - Grace and Hannah - find a lost wallet containing $100. They decide to split the money evenly and hide it in separate locations until they can return later to retrieve it. Grace hides her share under a large rock near a tree, while Hannah buries hers beneath a pile of leaves by a bench. While they're away, a squirrel moves Grace's money to a nearby bush, and a gust of wind scatters Hannah's leaves, revealing her hidden cash. When Grace and Hannah return to collect their shares, what do they think happened to their money, and how might they feel about the situation?

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Grace and Hannah might initially feel surprised and confused upon returning to the park to find their money missing. Since the hiding spots they chose no longer contain the cash, they may think that someone took the money. Grace, who had hidden her money under a large rock, may feel perplexed as to how the cash moved to a nearby bush without someone deliberately moving it. Although the real culprit was a squirrel, she may not consider this possibility right away because it's an unusual occurrence.

Similarly, Hannah, who buried her cash beneath a pile of leaves, might also be shocked to see that the leaves have been scattered and her money is now in plain sight. She might suspect that the wind or a passerby disturbed the leaves and exposed the hidden bills.

Both friends may feel a range of emotions, including frustration at the situation, disappointment in losing what they'd found, and potential suspicion or concern that someone had been watching them and took the opportunity to grab the cash when they left. Trusting that they had found a good hiding place, the unexpected variables--animals and weather--might not immediately occur to them as the reason for the disappearance or exposure of the money.