TWO FREINDS - MORAL STORY

Lucky and Curse were two friends. Whenever they went together, the villagers mocked them. "Hello, Lucky! Why are you roaming with Curse? His name is so negative. So should be his character." Although Lucky did not mind this, Curse felt very bad. Once, when Lucky was out of the station, his house caught on fire.

The villagers were afraid to go near and quench the fire. It was Curse who bravely fought the fire and quenched it. On his return, Lucky heard the whole story. He took his friend Curse proudly and said to the villagers, "Look at who saved my house. It is Curse, my friend. What is in the name? It is in the character that someone is good or evil. Don't ever evaluate a person by name.

Moral: NAME DOES NOT REFLECT CHARACTER !!!

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