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| Topic/question posted on Oct 11, 2020 by Angela Mitchell |
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What lesson can we learn from the boy who cried wolf?
At the end of the story the boy really did see a wolf and yelled for help, why did the villagers not come to help? Additionally, what lesson can we learn from this?
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| Reply posted on Oct 11, 2020 by Angela Mitchell |
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| The villagers did not come to help him because the previous times he said there was a wolf when there actually wasnt a wolf at all. After they fell for it the first few times, they learned to not come if he yelled help because they assumed he was lying. The lesson that can be learned from this is that we should not lie, especially in times of emergency! If we lie over and over then our fellow peers will not trust us.
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