Question

complete the story with the help of hints given below :
a bird named kakul/ strange/ has two necks and two heads/ found one delicious fruit/ shared by the first/ second one got hurt/ one day found poisonous fruit/ second one ate.....​

Answer 1

Answer:

Once, there lived a bird named Kakul. He was seemingly strange, as he had a bizarre body appearance. He had two necks and two heads. Evidently, he had two brains as well. The first brain was by nature, benevolent. It had the wholesome package of noble characteristics. The second brain, however, was envied of the first one. It was totally opposite to its partner. It would always want to respite and eat without doing any work. But the eagerness of its partner to earn and work would thus, anger it. It had to forcibly go wherever its partner went. Faced by the continuous struggle of the reluctant head and the enthusiastic head, Kakul would always end up stumbling about where to go. One day, while Kakul was walking near a river bank with a similar rebuke, his 4 eyes fell upon a ripen fruit that had somehow fallen down the tree nearby. The first head took a firm line to eat it, though he was of the opinion to share it also, as he cared for his partner. What followed was an equitable sharing of the fruit between the two heads. The second head was hurt. Not because of the appealing generosity of its partner, but because it felt that it's partner had purposely shared the fruit to dominate the lively kindness of its partner, as if to boast up that it was more noble and kind than the second head. The body essentials of the second head had evidently ruined. Kakul's balance and posture had begun to worsen as he walked off, facing the wildest possible struggle between the heads. Then, after sometime, Kakul again noticed a fleshy fruit. This time it was a poisonous fruit. Unaware of the fact, the second head gobbled it wholly, determined not to allow it's partner to eat it.....................(now the story can be completed by narrating the hostility met out to the second head, except death, and suggesting a moral at the end)........... regards........