write a dialogue between two boys, one of whom is habitually despondent and thinks that luck is against him; whereas the other is of a more practical turn of mind
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Sahil: Hello Chandu. Fine, thanks! How do you do?
Chandu: I am not fine.
Sahil: Don't say those words again. Be positive.
Chandu: There's no use of being positive. Bad luck has been my friend for a long time. Positivity cannot drive my bad luck away.
Sahil: There is nothing like luck. Your acts drive your life.
Chandu: My problems seem little to you. So, you don't see its severity.
Sahil: Now listen to me carefully. Everyone has their problems. Luck has nothing to do with our problems.
Chandu: If I am lucky like you, I would definitely score higher marks.
Sahil: If you would perform better in exams, you would get higher marks. You have a mind filled with negativity. In your words, it is bad luck.
Chandu: What should I do to get rid of my fear?
Sahil: Believe that good will happen to you.
Chandu: I will definitely try. Now it's time for me to leave. Bye.
Sahil: Bye Chandu. See you later.
Anil: "What is the use of working hard, anyway I am going to fail in the examinations."
Arvind: "Why do you think so?"
Anil: "All these years I have not been able to cope up with my studies and have always failed in class."
Arvind: "Do you know that English, Maths and Science subjects are very difficult for me but I never fail in them."
Anil: "I have noticed that you get good marks in these subjects."
Arvind: "That is because I work hard and give special attention to these subjects."
Anil: "All the other boys in the class are smart and intelligent. I feel very inferior to them. I think I will never be able to become like them."
Arvind: "Maybe if you start thinking positively the situation may improve. You know the person who says 'I can' is the one who really wins in life. It is how you think about yourself that really matters. Your attitude determines your altitude."