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He sauntered over to the mess tent, where he found a few soldiers gathered around a table, their laughter echoing through the air. They welcomed Wojtek with open arms and a salute, which he returned with a clumsy yet endearing gesture of his paw.
As the day progressed, Wojtek found himself amidst a game of cards, watching intently as the soldiers played. They handed him a cigarette, which he held between his teeth, mimicking their actions with an innocent curiosity. The smoke curled around his face, and he sneezed, causing a round of chuckles.
As evening approached, the soldiers built a bonfire, and Wojtek sat among them, the warmth of the flames brushing against his fur. They sang songs of their homeland, their voices rising and falling with the melody. Wojtek hummed along, a deep, rumbling sound that harmonized with their tunes.
As the night drew to a close, Wojtek found a cozy spot near the embers of the fire. He curled up, his massive form a gentle giant among the men. And as he drifted off to sleep, the soldiers watched over him, a silent vow to protect the bear who had captured their hearts.