Moral Value of The Story "The Fox and The Crow"

The Fox and The Crow

Mr. Fox had a problem. He was very hungry, but he didn’t have any food. “There is any food in the fridge. There is no food in the cupboard,” he said to himself.

Mr. Fox opened the door and went outside. It was warm and sunny. He looked around. There were some rabbits. They were playing by the river. He walked towards them.

“Excuse me. Do you have any food?” asked Mr. Fox. “No, we don’t,” said the big rabbit. “Do you want to play with us?” “No, I want to eat!” said Mr. Fox.

Mr. Fox left the rabbits. He went over the bridge. He walked along the road. The trees were really tall. He was still very hungry, and his stomach was noisy.

Near Mr. Fox, Ms. Crow was flying in the sky. She was hungry. It was time for breakfast. She landed in a big tree. She saw some mice. They were walking on the grass.

The mice were going on a picnic. They had a lot of food. One mouse dropped some cheese, but he didn’t notice it. The mice didn’t stop.

Ms. Crow saw the cheese. She flew down and took the cheese. Then, she flew up to the tree again. “This cheese smells very tasty. But I can’t eat it. It’s too big!” thought Ms. Crow.

Mr. Fox saw Ms. Crow. He stopped under the tree. “May I have your cheese?” he said. Ms. Crow shaked her head. Some of her black feathers fell.

Mr. Fox had an idea, “Ms. Crow, you’re so pretty! And your voice is so beautiful. Please sing for me!” Ms. Crow was very proud. She agreed with Mr. Fox.

Ms. Crow opened her mouth. The cheese fell in Mr. Fox’s mouth. “Thank you, Ms. Crow. I’m not hungry now!” Ms. Crow cried.

Moral Value       :

We must help our friends if our friends have problem. Do not underestimate our friends, because our friends are our precious people. Therefore, do not waste our friends.

By : Pradhikta Naufal Irfanda :D

Editor :      Nahason Bastin

                 Adrian Adam Indrabayu

                 Mohammad Daffa Izulhaq