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Two in Trouble

In "Two in Trouble," a short bedtime story with moral undertones, an idle Tramp meets a fat, patriotic Statesman on his way to Washington. Their conversation reveals the contrasting reasons for their plights: the Tramp, ruined by misguided patriotism, and the Statesman, who blames his indolence. This encounter highlights the big moral stories of dedication versus laziness, offering inspirational lessons for kids and adults alike.

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Two in Trouble - Aesop's Fable illustration about patriotism, indolence, self-reflection
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"The story illustrates that both excessive patriotism and indolence can lead to one's downfall, highlighting the importance of balance and personal responsibility."

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Quick Facts

Age Group
adult
story for class 6
story for class 7
story for class 8
Theme
patriotism
indolence
self-reflection
Characters
Tramp
Statesman

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