One day, the boy wanted to play a joke on the villagers, make trouble for them and have fun. So as he ran to the edge of the village, he shouted desperately: "The wolf is coming, the wolf is coming. Help! The wolf eats my sheep! "
The villagers heard the cry and put down the farm. They rushed to fight the wolf with sticks and axes. But they didn't find the wolf, so he went back, leaving only the shepherd boy to watch them panting and laughing.
He found it very interesting. The next day, the boy shouted, "the wolf is coming, the wolf is coming." Help! The wolf ate my sheep! " People came, but not for the first time. They still can't see the shadow of the wolf, just shaking their heads and walking back.
On the third day, the wolf really came, broke into the sheep and began to eat. The boy was frightened and screamed, "Help! Help! Wolf! Wolf! " The villagers heard him crying, but they thought the boy might be playing some other tricks. No one paid attention to him, and no one approached him.
meaning
Children's goal: don't lie.
Young people's target: a lie should not be told more than twice. Once upon a time, a child was herding sheep not too far from the forest. The villagers told him that if something dangerous happened, he just called for help and they would come to help him.
One day, the boy wanted to play a joke on the villagers and make trouble for them to have fun. So he ran to the village and shouted desperately: "The wolf is coming, the wolf is coming. Help! The wolf is eating my sheep! "
Good villagers heard the shouts, put down their farm work and rushed up to fight wolves with sticks and axes. But they didn't find the wolf, so they went back, leaving only the children herding sheep to laugh at their panting.
He thinks it's interesting. The next day, the boy shouted, "the wolf is coming, the wolf is coming." Help! The wolf is eating my sheep! " People came again, but not as much as the first time. They still didn't see the wolf's shadow, so they shook their heads and went back.
On the third day, the wolf really came, broke into the sheep and began to eat them. The boy was frightened and shouted, "Help! Help! The wolf is coming! The wolf is coming! " The villagers heard his cry, but they thought the shepherd boy might be playing some tricks again. No one noticed him, and no one came near him.
meaning
To children: You shouldn't lie.
For teenagers: Don't tell the same lie more than twice.
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