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Question by Starfire: Just by reading this story what do you assume the moral of it is?
A young girl only the age of sixteen sat cross legged on her twin bed in her dim lit space. You could hear moans and groans escape from her chapped lips as she flipped the pages of her book with displeasure. It was assigned to her by her contemporary literature teacher, Mr. Draken. She had nothing against him what so ever. It was the book that bothered her. Certain it began out gratifying with all the colorful and peaceful descriptions, but that did not last. Further on in the book the story became dull and depressing. Some of the newer chapters even had complicated words such as entrepreneur. “What the hell does that even mean?” She wondered. She couldn’t take it anymore She wanted the story to finish! Even although she required this grade, making her read this irrational novel was too a lot to ask for. The girl skimmed by way of the back of her mind searching for a way to remove the novel. She believed of ripping out the pages, tossing it in the garbage, and even throwing it into a murky lake. She came to the conclusion that she was going to burn it. Even although this action could lead to her paying for the novel she would harm, it actually didn’t matter to her. She just did not want the finnish that story. As she was about to throw the novel into the fire place she looked up at the picture on the wall. It was of her father. She knew that he would be disappointed that his own daughter would end up failing a class all since she did not want to read a book. She smiled at the picture and returned to her space to continue on with her story.
Note: This does not need to have criticism. All I’m asking is that if you can guess what the moral of this story is.
LOL! Yeah, the girl seems type of psychotic. ^ ^ But hey, have you ever read a book that was so poor that you just wanted to burn it? I know I have….but I in no way burned it. Plus I produced up the name Draken due to the fact it was the very first feel that popped in my head. XD
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Answer by Amanda
Don’t burn books or you will fail a class and your dad will hate you
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Sya Nov 14 2011 - 9:13 am
Continue on, even if it seems dull and boring?
lovesmath Nov 14 2011 - 9:27 am
Maybe her dead father haunting her to get good grades??? IDk…. its wierd.
tree Nov 14 2011 - 9:40 am
Don’t give up
NayNay Nov 14 2011 - 10:31 am
Well i think the moral is that you sometimes have to do things in life that you dont want to do but in the ed it was worth it and in some problems if you dont do it, it can cause harm not to you but for others too.
Rocker Chick Ray Nov 14 2011 - 11:19 am
1. never take short cuts?
2. deal with displeasure?
3. always try your hardest because there will always be someone proud of you when you achieve?
4. get a dictionary if you don’t even know what entrepreneur means?
5. don’t burn books because you’ll get burned in the end?
lp Nov 14 2011 - 12:14 pm
As my father used to say, “I buy you books and I buy you books but still you never learn anything.”
But maybe this girl is starting to learn from her father’s advice like I did. So the moral for parents would be don’t stop giving your children good advice, it will come to them at a time when they need it and help them make good decisions.