Understanding Wickedness

Understanding Wickedness

Robin, the baby sparrow is upset. His mother is not well. She is suffering from heat stroke. Robin goes to the nearby garden to bring some lemons to make lemonade for his mother. Oh! The lemony smell is so refreshing.

I can see many green lemons and a few yellow ones. Which ones should I pick for my Mummy? Aunt Shamli is here. I will ask her,' Robin said to himself. Shamli, a clever squirrel, was already there to pick lemons. "I will tell you, Robin. Pick the green lemons as they are ripe and very juicy." Aunt Shamli advises Robin. Robin happily thanks Aunt Shamli. Robin holds a green lemon but finds it very hard. He is confused. He remembers that the lemons people buy are yellow.

He looks around and finds Aunt Shamli picking all the yellow ones. He wonders, "She is not picking the green lemons. Robin flies to the wise owl who is sitting on the top of the tree. He asks, "Uncle Owly! Which lemons should I pick for Mummy? I want to make lemonade for her. She is suffering from heat stroke." Oh! yellow ones, little one," uncle Owly replies. Robin quickly goes and plucks two yellow ones. He now knows that it is important to be aware of little things to understand wickedness.