Square that's it

In the bustling city of Shapesville, where circles rolled freely, triangles zipped about, and rectangles stretched tall, there lived a humble square named Quincy. Quincy was not an ordinary square; he had dreams of being famous. Every morning, as the shapes went about their day, Quincy would gaze longingly at the grand billboards that adorned the city's skyline, picturing himself up there, admired by all.Quincy was perfectly symmetrical with equal sides and sharp corners, but in a city filled with dynamic shapes, he often felt unnoticed and ordinary. He watched as the nimble circles rolled effortlessly into the spotlight, as the triangles became symbols of strength and stability, and as the rectangles were celebrated for their versatility. Quincy believed that he too could shine, if only he had the chance.One day, Quincy decided that he would no longer be just another shape in the crowd. He would chase his dream of fame. With a heart full of determination, he set out to find his pl