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Moral of the poem "The frog and the Nightingale"

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Answered by Anonymous

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The moral of the poem "The Frog and the Nightingale" by Vikram Seth is that one should not be persuaded by flattery to be something one is not. ...The frog rightly senses that thenightingale can be manipulated by her vanity and need for an audience. He convinces her to sing much longer than she should.

Answered by Andy07

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Don't be so brainless, foolish. We should respect our abilities and limitations

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