"役割をしっかり果たせば、そこにすべての名誉が宿る。"
— Alexander Pope
Simplified Meaning:
We all have different roles in life, like being a student, a friend, a parent, or a worker. What’s important is not the role itself but how we perform it. If we do our best and take our role seriously, we earn respect and pride. For example, consider a janitor who keeps a school clean. Even though some people might see this as a small job, if the janitor does it with dedication and care, the school stays a pleasant place for students and teachers. We can apply this idea in our own lives by focusing on doing our best in everything we do, no matter how small or big the task seems. When we give our full effort and have a good attitude, people notice and respect us. This means honor doesn't come from the title or the job itself, but from how well we perform our duties. So if we act well in whatever part we play, we will find true honor and satisfaction.
