A long time ago, the cat was a wild animal. The cat did not live in the village, as it is common nowadays. The cat lived alone and was constantly searching for a friend. One day, the cat met the crow, which was also desperate for friendship. Consequently, the cat and the crow agreed to be friends. They lived, talked, ate, and slept together. They became extremely fond of each other and could spend countless hours together discussing their well-being. One day, the crow said to the cat, “lets us go for a walk.” The cat promptly replied, “Yes, we will go for a walk, and then cook our supper and sit by the fire.” Hence, they walked away from the house, up and down a hill and into the dark, thick forest. As they were walking, they met a rat, which was notorious for being wicked and mischievous. The rat hated the crow, so he made some magic and killed him. The cat became very angry and delusional and wanted a friend, but now he was lonely. Later on, the cat followed the rat and became friends.
One day, the cat and the rat worked in the garden. They worked all day and were pretty hungry and exhausted. They made a lovely meal, and as they were eating, the rat said to his friend, “we work very hard, but we have no money. We are not rich.” The rat proposed that he knew of a place on the other side of the hill where they could steal many cows, sell them, and become rich. The cat agreed though reluctantly. Hence, the following day they woke up exceptionally early in the morning and headed to the hill. They walked a long way through bushes and shrubs but eventually they arrived safely. Unfortunately, as they were about to steal the cows, the animals bellowed alerting the villagers who severely punished the cat and the rat. After the ordeal, the cat vowed never to have friends again. Moral: people should take time before making friends as well as be aware of their morals and principles. Through such actions, an individual’s character will not be compromised, and such scenarios as what the cat went through would be avoided.