Thanksgiving Story For Moral
In a small village, a kind-hearted man lived with his wife. They had a baby boy. One day when the man was coming home from a nearby village after finishing his work.
On the way he saw a small baby mongoose, crying near to his mother’s lifeless body.
“So pitiful!. If I leave this baby herenow, it will die,” he thought and took it home.
“Teena, I saw this little animal on the way. We can take care of it. He told his wife.”
Let’s do that. “I will take care of this little mongoose along with our baby,” his wife assured.
He and his wife nurtured love and care for the little mongoose. It also slept together in the cradle with their baby; playing with the baby everyday.
The mongoose spent his days at home very happily. Baby mongoose and the child grew up, grew up, formed into friendly brotherly affection. The mongoose grew rapidly, especially in their care.
Suddenly a suspicion appeared to Teena. After all, it is a rough animal. Will it show its self-image soon? She thought to herself.
Nowadays she stretched the mongoose bed, a little farther from the baby. She watched it with great caution whenever it played with her baby. The man had gone outside one day. Teena decided to bring a pot of water from the river. She found her baby in a deep sleep in the cradle. Mongoose was also sleeping on the floor near the cradle.
“It won’t take too long to return backfrom the river.In that sense,my baby will not be harmed.” She looked at them both again and hurried to the river.
Suddenly a sound was heard and the mongoose awoke; seeing above; it found a large black snake crawling through the hole in the wall.
“This snake will harm my brother. Mom and Dad have gone out. I have to protect my brother.” thought Mongoose.
The snake began to come towards the cradle. Bravely that little mongoose jumped on the big snake and attacked. At the end of a long and fierce fight, the little animal killed the big snake. At the same time he heard the sound of Teena coming. Little mongoose happily ran to Teena.
With as many gestures as it could, Mongoose tried to tell her that he had saved his brother from the terrible snake. But Teena first saw blood in the mouth and legs of the mongoose. She was shocked!
“This nasty animal has killed my baby,” she said angrily. She angrily put the pot full of water on it; the mongoose died.
She hurriedly entered the house. Teena was surprised to find that her baby was still fast asleep in the crib. She also saw the body of a snake lying on the ground with its head separated.
“Alas, what an ignorant thing I have done! I killed that little mongoose myself, I have to be thankful for saving the precious life of my precious baby!” she shouted and cried.
Justice of this Thanksgiving story is “Anger enchants knowledge.”