Once upon a time, in a land far away, there was a powerful king who loved birds. He caught two beautiful parrots with shiny green feathers and curious eyes. But, by chance, one of the parrots managed to escape from the king's palace.
The escaped parrot found a safe place in a peaceful hut, where a kind and wise man lived. This man was known to be wise because of his exceptional intellect and empathetic nature. The parrot learned good manners and politeness while living with the wise man. It would sit next to the wise man, listening carefully when the wise man spoke, and slowly started to talk like the wise man too.
Meanwhile, the other parrot stayed in the king's palace. It lived among noisy people and heard them talking loudly, making silly jokes, and being bossy. So, the parrot started copying their behavior. It squawked rudely, said impolite things, and didn't show respect to anyone.
One day, the king wanted to show off his parrot to his people. But when the parrot came out, it started copying the rude language of the people in the palace. Everyone was shocked and embarrassed, and it became very quiet.
At the same time, a traveler passed by the wise man's hut and saw the well-behaved parrot. The traveler thought the king would like such a polite and well-mannered bird, so they decided to take it to the king. When the parrot greeted the king and the people in the palace with respect and politeness, everyone clapped and cheered. The king was surprised but happy. He asked the traveler where they found such a nice parrot.
The traveler told the story of the escaped parrot and how it learned good manners from the wise man. The king looked at his rude parrot and then at the polite one. He understood that even though the parrots looked the same, their behavior was influenced by the places they lived and the people they were with.
Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a powerful king who loved birds very much. He caught two beautiful parrots with bright green feathers and curious eyes. However, one of the parrots escaped from the king's palace.
The escaped parrot found a new home in a small hut where a kind and wise man lived. This man was very smart and caring. The parrot learned good manners and how to be polite while living with him. It listened carefully to the wise man and began to talk just like him.
Meanwhile, the other parrot stayed in the king's noisy palace. It was surrounded by loud people who often made silly jokes and were not very polite. This parrot began to act like them. It spoke rudely and showed no respect to others.
One day, the king wanted to show his parrot to his guests. But when the parrot spoke, it used the rude language it had learned in the palace. Everyone was shocked and embarrassed.
At the same time, a traveler was passing by the wise man's hut and noticed the well-behaved parrot. Thinking the king would like such a polite bird, the traveler took it to the palace. When the parrot greeted the king and his guests politely, everyone clapped and cheered. The king was surprised but very pleased. He asked the traveler where he had found such a wonderful parrot.
The traveler explained about the escaped parrot and how it had learned good manners from the wise man. The king looked from his rude parrot to the polite one and realized that even though they looked alike, their behaviors were shaped by where they lived and whom they were with.
In a land far away, there is a king. The king loves birds. One day, he catches two green parrots. One parrot flies away.
The parrot finds a small hut. A kind man lives there. The man is nice. The parrot learns good words. It listens to the man and talks like him.
The other parrot stays in the king's palace. The palace is noisy. Many people are loud and rude. The parrot learns to talk like them. It uses rude words.
One day, the king shows his parrot to his friends. The parrot talks rudely. Everyone is shocked.
At the same time, a traveler comes to the kind man's hut. He hears the polite parrot. The traveler thinks the king will like this parrot. He takes the parrot to the palace. The parrot talks nicely to the king and his friends. Everyone claps. The king is happy.
The king asks the traveler about the parrot. The traveler tells the king about the kind man. The king looks at the two parrots. He learns that where you live and who you are with is important.
Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there was a powerful king who loved birds very much. He caught two beautiful parrots with bright green feathers and curious eyes. However, one of the parrots escaped from the king's palace.
The escaped parrot found a new home in a small hut where a kind and wise man lived. This man was very smart and caring. The parrot learned good manners and how to be polite while living with him. It listened carefully to the wise man and began to talk just like him.
Meanwhile, the other parrot stayed in the king's noisy palace. It was surrounded by loud people who often made silly jokes and were not very polite. This parrot began to act like them. It spoke rudely and showed no respect to others.
One day, the king wanted to show his parrot to his guests. But when the parrot spoke, it used the rude language it had learned in the palace. Everyone was shocked and embarrassed.
At the same time, a traveler was passing by the wise man's hut and noticed the well-behaved parrot. Thinking the king would like such a polite bird, the traveler took it to the palace. When the parrot greeted the king and his guests politely, everyone clapped and cheered. The king was surprised but very pleased. He asked the traveler where he had found such a wonderful parrot.
The traveler explained about the escaped parrot and how it had learned good manners from the wise man. The king looked from his rude parrot to the polite one and realized that even though they looked alike, their behaviors were shaped by where they lived and whom they were with.
Once upon a groovy time, in a kingdom that might have needed a GPS to locate, there was a king who was bird-crazy. Seriously, if there was a bird-watching competition, he'd win the gold!
One sunny day, he snagged two parrots that were so shiny green, they'd make a green apple jelly. But, guess what? One parrot, probably dreaming of being an adventurer, pulled off a sneaky escape. Zoom! Off it flew.
This adventurous parrot landed in a calm and cool hut, where an old dude with a twinkle in his eye lived. People said he was wise, mostly because he knew stories from A to Z and could make a mean cup of hot cocoa. The parrot, thinking this was better than any bird vacation, stuck around. He listened to the wise man's stories, chuckled at his jokes, and soon started talking all polite and nice. "Good morning, Sun! Looking bright today!"
Back at the royal palace, things were more like a non-stop party. The other parrot was having a blast with loud folks who loved to dance and shout. And boy, did this parrot love to shout! "Turn the music up!" and "Who's got the snacks?" became his favorite lines.
The king, thinking it's fun to have a mini concert, decided to show off his loud parrot to the kingdom. "Behold, my royal parrot!" he announced. But instead of a majestic squawk, the parrot yelled, "Who ate the last cookie?" The crowd gasped, someone dropped their tambourine, and a little mouse laughed so hard, cheese flew out of its mouth.
As the king scratched his head wondering where he went wrong, in strutted a traveler with the polite parrot, who greeted everyone, "Lovely day, isn't it? Oh, and your crown is absolutely sparkling, King!" The crowd went bananas with joy. Everyone was dancing, even the trees seemed to sway a little extra.
The king, with twinkling eyes, asked, "Where did you find this chatterbox of charm?"
The traveler, taking a dramatic pause, shared the tale of the escape and the wise man with never-ending stories and that irresistible hot cocoa.
The king, leaning on his throne, had an 'aha!' moment. "It’s not just about having feathers," he said, tapping his noggin, "it's also about the songs you sing."
So, the kingdom learned a thing or two about manners and tunes. And guess what? Everyone, from the loudest knight to the quietest bunny, took a page from the polite parrot’s playbook. They laughed, shared stories, and, of course, danced chirpily ever after!
Amidst golden hills and sparkling bays,
A king and his two parrots had their ways.
One parrot, with a twist of fate so sleek,
Found freedom's call, and thus began to seek.
Beyond the palace walls, amidst trees so grand,
A gentle hut stood, in a quiet land.
A wise man resided, calm and profound,
With words so soothing, and wisdom unbound.
The parrot learned grace, sitting by his side,
Mimicking his words, with dignity and pride.
But in the royal hall, the other bird did stay,
Where chatter and clamor were the order of the day.
This palace bird adopted quite a tone,
Mimicking the brash, his manners overthrown.
The king, proud and eager, to his court did bring,
His loud-mouthed parrot, expecting him to sing.
But to their dismay, the bird was quite absurd,
Echoing the court's every rash word.
Silence fell swiftly, the air grew so thick,
The king's face turned red, his pride was quite pricked.
But as destiny twirls, on the very same day,
A traveler to the palace made his way.
With the wise man's parrot, graceful and neat,
Greeting all kindly, its charm was complete.
The king's eyes widened, his surprise quite clear,
Hearing the story, he drew the birds near.
Both looked alike, with feathers so green,
Yet one was so rude, the other serene.
For places they lived, and company they kept,
Shaped their words, and where their manners slept.
Having great strength or influence.
Wanting to know or learn something new.
A large house where a king or queen lives.
Got away from a place or situation.
A small, simple house.
Having a lot of knowledge and good judgment.
Showing good manners and respect to others.
Someone who goes on a journey to a different place.
Welcomed someone with friendly words or actions.
Understood something clearly and suddenly.
A person who goes to many places.
A very big house for a king.
Feeling very surprised or amazed.
Hitting hands together to show happy feelings.
Being nice and using good words.
Not being nice and using bad words.
Being good and helping others.
A very small and simple house.
Something very big and needed a lot.
Gets to know something new.
Having great strength or influence.
Wanting to know or learn something new.
A large house where a king or queen lives.
Got away from a place or situation.
A small, simple house.
Having a lot of knowledge and good judgment.
Showing good manners and respect to others.
Someone who goes on a journey to a different place.
Welcomed someone with friendly words or actions.
Understood something clearly and suddenly.
Where does the first parrot go after flying away?
How does the parrot at the small hut talk?
What happens when the king shows his parrot to his friends?
Who takes the polite parrot to the palace?
What does the king learn at the end of the story?
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