<s>[INST] Our young foodie, Lily, had a great interest in baking. She had a particular fondness for creating and decorating cakes. She was thrilled to be taking a cake decorating class for beginners at the local culinary school. The first evening of the class started off great. Lily enjoyed the instructor, Chef Fran, and the way she explained and demonstrated the techniques. However, during the hands-on practice session, Lily became frustrated when she couldn't get the frosting to come out evenly from her piping bag. She tried twisting the bag, tapping it gently, and even using a toothpick to release the blockage, but nothing seemed to work. She felt like giving up and just walking out of the class. But then she remembered the wise words her grandmother used to say, "A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor." She took a deep breath, calmed down, and approached Chef Fran for help. Chef Fran smiled and showed Lily that the problem was not with the piping bag, but with the consistency of the frosting. With Chef Fran's guidance, they were able to thin out the frosting to the right consistency, and Lily was able to continue with her decorating. She left the class that evening feeling proud of herself for not giving up and for producing a beautiful cake.

This story can be used to teach children about what character traits?[/INST]