dialog conversion between the ant and the cricket. (from the poem)
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During the wintertime, an ant was living off the grain that he had stored up for himself during the summer. The cricket came to the ant and asked him to share some of his grain. The ant said to the cricket, 'And what were you doing all summer long, since you weren't gathering grain to eat?' The cricket replied, 'Because I was busy singing I didn't have time for the harvest.' The ant laughed at the cricket's reply, and hid his heaps of grain deeper in the ground. 'Since you sang like a fool in the summer,' said the ant, 'you better be prepared to dance the winter away!'
This fable depicts lazy, careless people who indulge in foolish pastimes, and therefore lose out.
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Explanation:
cricket : Hey Ant ! life is too short to work so hard
ant: listen grasshopper ! if u dot prepare for winter now your going to strave to death
cricket : oh there's plenty of time why worry i am going back to my singing now
WINTER ARRIVED
cricket: oh i am so hungry oh i ma soo cold the ant was right i would starve to death in winter
the ants were watching everything from their window
cricket : please will u give me atlest a crumb
ant : come in and make sure next summer you lokk for food for your self