Kavi and the loyal Hen

Animated cartoon

Transcript

00:00In a quiet village surrounded by green fields and whispering trees, there lived a poor boy

00:06named Covey. He lived with his grandmother in a small mud house at the edge of the village.

00:11They didn't have much, just a few clay pots, a cracked wooden bench,

00:16and a tiny garden where they grew some vegetables. But what they lacked in wealth,

00:21they made up for in love. One day, as Covey was walking back from the river with a pail of water,

00:28he heard a soft clucking sound coming from a nearby bush. Curious, he peeked inside and found a small,

00:35brightened hen tangled in some thorns. Her feathers were ruffled and she looked hungry.

00:42Don't worry, Covey whispered, gently freeing her. He carried her home, fed her rice scraps, and named

00:49her Chinme. From that day on, Chinme became part of their little family. She followed Covey everywhere

00:56into the fields, to the river, even to the village school. Every morning, Chinme laid a single egg.

01:04Covey would boil it and share it with his grandmother, saving a bit for Chinme too. Word of the loyal hen

01:10spread through the village. Some laughed, some were amazed, and others grew jealous.

01:17One day, a wealthy merchant came to Covey's hut. I'll give you ten silver coins for the hen, he said.

01:2320 even. But Covey shook his head. She's not for sale. She's my friend. The merchant scoffed and left,

01:32but trouble followed. That night, Chinme went missing. Covey searched the fields, the riverside,

01:39and even the merchant's estate. But she was nowhere to be found. Heartbroken, he sat under a tree and cried.

01:48Days passed. Then, one early morning, just before sunrise, Covey heard a familiar cluck at the door.

01:56It was Chinme. She looked tired and dirty, but her eyes still sparkled. Covey hugged her tightly, tears in

02:04his eyes. You came back. From that day on, Covey built a little coop for her beside their home.

02:10Chinme never left again. And then something strange happened. She started laying two eggs

02:18every morning, then three. Covey would sell the extra eggs at the market, and soon, he earned

02:23enough to buy new clothes for his grandmother, fix their leaky roof, and even help other children in

02:29the village. The boy who once had nothing now had more than enough, not because of wealth,

02:35but because of kindness, loyalty, and a little hen named Chinme who had once been saved,

02:41and who had never forgotten.

02:59To me because of the grandmame just came back to the Era's Earth. It cannot be Е resident,

03:09I also have her … now unless you know anything, there's one of friends that were

03:13one of our friends in Egypt and elsewhere, you know what's going on in love with?

03:17So that's I tell you there's three things I can't make back to her.