Question

(c) Art of being Amicable with Peers
Two friends Ravi and Prince make a plan for a hangout together. As soon as they go
to the sand dunes, they start arguing about something. The argument escalates and Ravi
gets angry. He slaps Prince. Prince says nothing and writes on the sand, “Today my dear
friend slapped me." After writing, they leave but quiet and calm. Going a little further. They
start bathing in a lake. While bathing, Prince begins to sink. Courageous Ravi saves him from
drowning. “Today my dear friend saved my life,” Prince writes in bold letters on a stone on the
shore of the lake. Ravi gets surprised and he asks him “When I slapped, you wrote on the sand
but when I saved your life, you wrote on the stone, why?" Prince responds by saying that an
unpleasant incidence or a terrible event can ever be erased from the sand. I wrote the good
incidence on the stone so that the virtues of friendship and companionship would be appreciated
for the rest of my life.
Q.1. What did you learn from this story?​

Answer 1

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