“The boys and the frogs”
— Aesop
Copied to clipboard
Simplified Meaning:
Imagine a group of boys playing by a pond. They find some frogs and start throwing stones at them for fun. For the boys, it’s just a game and they are having a good time. But for the frogs, it's dangerous and scary, and some might even get hurt or die. This story shows that what seems like harmless fun to one person can cause serious harm to someone else. It teaches us to think about how our actions affect others. We should always try to be kind and considerate, making sure that our fun doesn't come at the expense of someone else's wellbeing.
FEATURED QUOTES
