In a jungle live a horse and a buffalo. They stay close to each other and they always fight for the food (grass). They don't like each other.
One day, when the horse is not at home, the buffalo comes to eat all the grass around horse's house. When the horse is back, he is very angry to see what the buffalo has done. He decides to teach the buffalo a lesson. However, the buffalo is much stronger than him. He knows that he can't fight with the buffalo by himself. He needs help.
The horse goes to a village and find a villager, "Can you help me to defeat the buffalo?"
"Sure, but I need to put saddle on your back and ride on you," says the villager.
The horse is fine with it, as long as he can defeat the buffalo.
The villager then rides on the horse to fight with the buffalo. The buffalo is scared and runs away.
But the villager refuses to let the horse go home. The horse becomes his transportation forever.
The buffalo feels angry with the horse. He also goes to find a villager and asks for help.
The villager agrees to help the buffalo, but he has to sit and ride on the buffalo as well. When they go to find horse, they see the horse is tied under a tree near the first villager's house.
The buffalo is happy that the horse has lost the freedom.
"Now I can eat all the grass I like," thinks the buffalo.
However, the second villager doesn't want to let the buffalo go. Instead, he forces the buffalo to pull the plow for him.
Both the horse and the buffalo feel regret, but too late...
One day, when the horse is not at home, the buffalo comes to eat all the grass around horse's house. When the horse is back, he is very angry to see what the buffalo has done. He decides to teach the buffalo a lesson. However, the buffalo is much stronger than him. He knows that he can't fight with the buffalo by himself. He needs help.
The horse goes to a village and find a villager, "Can you help me to defeat the buffalo?"
"Sure, but I need to put saddle on your back and ride on you," says the villager.
The horse is fine with it, as long as he can defeat the buffalo.
The villager then rides on the horse to fight with the buffalo. The buffalo is scared and runs away.
But the villager refuses to let the horse go home. The horse becomes his transportation forever.
The buffalo feels angry with the horse. He also goes to find a villager and asks for help.
The villager agrees to help the buffalo, but he has to sit and ride on the buffalo as well. When they go to find horse, they see the horse is tied under a tree near the first villager's house.
The buffalo is happy that the horse has lost the freedom.
"Now I can eat all the grass I like," thinks the buffalo.
However, the second villager doesn't want to let the buffalo go. Instead, he forces the buffalo to pull the plow for him.
Both the horse and the buffalo feel regret, but too late...
No comments:
Post a Comment