Moral Story – Cat and Rabbit Friends

Moral Story of two best friends – Cat and Rabbit

Once there lived a Cat and a Rabbit.

They were very good friends. They always play together in the forest.

Every time they stay together.

One day the rabbit said, “I don’t like those foxes. I neither said ” the cat.

Then the rabbit said, “Do you know dear friend cat, I know so many tricks to hide from those foxes”.  The cat said, really!! can you show me those tricks?

Sure, said the rabbit.

I can jump over cactus, hide behind the bushes and also can hide inside the hole. I can make fool anyone easily.

Then the cat said….. but you need to be a master of one trick.

I appreciated that you have worked hard to learn all of those tricks. But you still need to focus on one trick.

Cat asked rabbit, are you a master of any one of your tricks?

The rabbit mumbled……ummmm…nnnn….No.

Then the cat felt a little sorry to hear her friend’s sad voice.  Then she said, “You should at least be a master of one-trick”. If you be a master of many tricks, you might get trapped. Because you won’t focus on one trick.

Noooo…I won’t get trapped anymore. But the cat warned the rabbit and said, I have warned you about it already. Okay…….?

Then suddenly a  fox ran to them, so the fox can have his dinner.

Then the cat screamed and climbed up the tree. When the cat climbed up the top of the tree, she said let me see how my friend saves himself.

Then the rabbit looked behind and ran as fast as he could.

After that, he jumped above the cactus but the fox could just come from the side.

Then the rabbit tried to hide behind the bushes but the fox could see his big ears and feet.

Then he tried the last trick which was hiding in a hole.

But unfortunately, the fox dug a bigger hole and went in the hole so he can catch the rabbit.

Then the fox killed and ate the rabbit.

After a few moments when the fox was gone the cat came down of the tree and started crying.

She said, “I wish he could have focused on one trick like me”. I wish he could be a master on RUNNING, so he could run so far and he could run much faster than the fox. So he could save his life.

Moral of the story: Be a master of one thing not many.