00:00One peaceful morning, inside a beautiful forest, a hungry wolf and a young lamb were drinking water from the same
00:06stream.
00:07The wolf had not eaten for a long time and was desperately hungry.
00:12That little lamb looks like the perfect meal.
00:15But I need an excuse. I cannot attack without blaming him for something first in this deep forest.
00:21Hey, you! How dare you muddy the water that I am drinking! You've spoiled my drinking water!
00:27Sir, please don't be angry. You are standing upstream, and I am drinking water downstream.
00:33The water flows from where you stand to where I stand, so it is impossible for me to muddy your
00:38water.
00:38The lamb's explanation was calm, respectful, and completely reasonable.
00:43Fine. Maybe you're not doing it now. But last year, you muddied my water.
00:51Fine. Sir, that cannot be true. I wasn't even born last year. How could I possibly have done such a
00:58thing?
00:59If it wasn't you, then it must have been your father. He must have muddied my water last year.
01:08If my father truly did something wrong, I sincerely apologize on his behalf.
01:13But I should not be punished for something I did not do.
01:16Enough! I don't care what excuses you make. Whether you're guilty or not, I am not letting you go. I'm
01:22going to eat you.
01:24Enough!
01:25Please! I have done nothing wrong! Please spare me!
01:29Your words won't save you.
01:34This story teaches us that those who are determined to do wrong will always find excuses for their actions.
01:44Truth and reason mean little to people who have already chosen injustice.
01:51Those who are determined to do evil will always find an excuse to justify it.
01:59And I will also renal期 Instagram to on Twitter before welcome too much.
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