The Tale of the Brave Rabbit
Once upon a time, in a dense forest, there lived a brave rabbit named Remy. Remy was not like the other rabbits. He was adventurous and loved exploring the forest.
One day, while Remy was exploring, he heard a loud roar. He followed the sound and found a lion trapped in a hunter’s net. The lion was King Leo, the ruler of the forest.
Despite being scared, Remy decided to help King Leo. He approached the lion and said, “Don’t worry, King Leo. I will set you free.”
Remy used his sharp teeth to gnaw at the net. It was tough work, and Remy was just a small rabbit. But he didn’t give up. He kept gnawing at the net until it finally broke.
King Leo was free! He couldn’t believe that he had been saved by a small rabbit. He thanked Remy and said, “You are small in size but brave at heart. You have shown me that size does not determine one’s courage.”
Word spread throughout the forest about Remy’s bravery. All the animals praised Remy for his courage and kindness. Even though he was small, he had made a big difference.
From that day forward, Remy continued his adventures in the forest, always ready to help those in need. And all the animals, including King Leo, looked at him with respect and admiration.
Moral of the Story: Courage is not determined by size or strength but by one’s actions.