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The Two Men Who Were Enemies

In this engaging moral tale, two bitter enemies find themselves aboard the same ship during a violent storm, each determined to avoid the other. As they confront the imminent threat of sinking, one man chillingly declares that he would welcome death if only he could witness his enemy's demise first. This culturally significant moral story serves as a reminder of the destructive nature of hatred and the futility of vengeance.

The Two Men Who Were Enemies
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Reveal Moral

"Hatred can blind us to the greater dangers we face together, leading us to prioritize personal vendettas over survival."

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Quick Facts

Age Group
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Theme
Hatred
mortality
self-preservation
Characters
Two Men
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