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At Large - One Temper

In "At Large - One Temper," a turbulent individual is on trial for assault with intent to commit murder after wreaking havoc in town. The defendant's Attorney attempts to lighten the proceedings by asking the Judge if he has ever lost his temper, resulting in a fine for contempt of court, to which the Attorney humorously replies that perhaps his client has found the Judge's lost temper. This short story offers a meaningful exploration of anger and accountability, reminiscent of famous fables with moral lessons.

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At Large - One Temper - Aesop's Fable illustration about anger, justice, accountability
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Reveal Moral

"The story illustrates that losing one's temper can lead to judgment and consequences, both for oneself and others."

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Quick Facts

Age Group
adult
Theme
anger
justice
accountability
Characters
Turbulent Person
Judge
Attorney
fellow-citizens

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