Tree and Two Birds l English Moral Story l StoryToons TV

Summary

A pair of birds, seeking a safe place to build their nest, are initially turned away by a large tree due to a hidden danger—a venomous snake living underneath. The tree, trying to protect the birds from the snake, had to harshly refuse them. Later, the snake is caught by a snake charmer, and the tree, relieved of the danger, invites the birds back. The birds build their nest, and soon, their eggs hatch, bringing happiness and joy to the tree, which finally finds peace and contentment with the sounds of chirping young birds.

Takeaways

• 😀 The story starts with a pair of birds seeking a place to build their nest in a forest, but they face challenges from a seemingly hostile tree.
• 😀 The tree initially rejects the birds due to its fear of the mess and noise that birds might bring, even though there is no wind causing the shaking.
• 😀 The tree's harsh rejection stems from its previous experience with a snake that threatened the birds living on its branches.
• 😀 The birds find another tree to make their nest, but face difficulties when it rains and their nest is damaged.
• 😀 Despite finding other trees, the birds continue to wonder why no one lives on the big tree, which has a lot of empty space.
• 😀 The male bird notices a female snake climbing the big tree, looking for prey, and the snake's presence is the reason why the tree has no birds.
• 😀 The snake is captured by a snake charmer, ending the tree's danger and allowing it to welcome birds again.
• 😀 The tree expresses regret for its harshness and explains that it drove the birds away to protect them from the snake.
• 😀 The tree offers the birds a chance to return and build their nest, now that the danger is gone.
• 😀 The male bird happily returns with his partner, and they build a nest on the tree, bringing joy and life back to it, with the sound of chirping filling the air.
• 😀 The tree is filled with happiness as it finally experiences the joy of birds and their children, bringing a sense of peace and fulfillment.

Q & A

Why did the tree initially reject the birds trying to make a nest on its branches?

The tree rejected the birds because it was trying to protect them from a dangerous female snake that lived beneath its roots. The snake had been eating the eggs and children of birds that had made nests there before.

What was the main reason the tree was sad before the birds returned?

The tree was sad because it missed the happiness and sounds of birds living on its branches. However, it had to remove all the birds to protect them from the snake.

How did the tree feel about the birds when they first approached to build a nest?

The tree felt conflicted because it wanted to protect the birds, but it also felt sad for sending them away. It was harsh and rejected them out of fear for their safety.

What changed that allowed the birds to come back and make their nest on the tree?

The danger of the snake was eliminated when a snake charmer captured the snake, allowing the tree to welcome the birds back without any danger.

What lesson did the male bird learn when he returned to the tree after the snake was caught?

The male bird learned that the tree's earlier harshness was not out of malice, but out of a desire to protect them from the danger of the snake.

How did the tree react when the birds made their nest on its branches?

The tree was overjoyed and felt a renewed sense of happiness. It welcomed the birds and allowed them to make a nest, eventually bringing back the joy and sounds of life to its branches.

Why did the tree say it was happy when the birds laid eggs?

The tree was happy because the sounds of the birds’ chirping and the presence of their young brought back the joy it had lost when it had to remove all the previous birds for their safety.

What symbolic meaning does the tree’s transformation from sadness to joy represent?

The tree’s transformation symbolizes the return of life, joy, and harmony after overcoming a period of danger and hardship. It also reflects themes of protection, sacrifice, and renewal.

What is the significance of the snake being captured by the snake charmer?

The snake being captured signifies the removal of a great threat to the birds and the tree. It marks the turning point that allowed the tree to embrace life again and welcome new birds without fear.

What role does the male bird play in the story after the danger has passed?

The male bird plays a crucial role by returning to the tree, bringing the female bird, and helping to create a new nest. This marks the beginning of a new cycle of life and happiness for the tree and the birds.