The Lion and the Mouse
One day, the king of the jungle, the lion, was sleeping, and a small mouse climbed onto his back and started playing. The lion felt disturbed by the movement on his back and woke up angry, so he grabbed the mouse and decided to eat it directly. The mouse was very afraid and began to apologize to the lion for disturbing him, and he begged him to He would free him and not eat him, then he promised him that he would save him one day if he freed him. The lion laughed sarcastically, so how could a small mouse help a strong lion, but he decided Leave it. After a few days had passed, a group of hunters came, captured the lion, and tied him tightly with ropes until they prepared a cage to put him in. The mouse saw the lion in this state and remembered his promise to him, so he approached him and began to bite the ropes until he broke them, and the lion was able to escape and get away from the hunters. The mouse looked at the lion and said To him: “Didn’t I tell you that I would save you one day?” The lion regretted his belittling and mockery of the mouse, and thanked him profusely for saving him
