Hesitations and fears play necessary parts in human life but we get success in any enterprise only when we overcome our doubts , hesitations and fears. Justify this statement in the light of the young seagull efforts to muster the courage to fly in air.
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The story of young seagull teaches children a moral lesson to never give up and be brave regardless of any situation you are being put in.
Explanation:
- The seagull feared height and falling. His parents negligence made him realize he has to over these absurd feelings, hence he felt the need to muster up the courage.
- All his siblings could fly. This also gave him a sense of hope to be like them and if they could do it he can too.
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