THE MONKEY'S REVENGE 1

The leader asked, "Where can we find that boy? How will we recognize him?"

"He goes to school every morning and crossed our tree on t way," said the hurt monkey baby.

The small child replied, "I remember his face very well."

Then a plan was carefully chalked out.

They all decided to meet the next morning, at the same time the boy had hit the child with the stone.

Then they would attack the boy and beat him, so that he would never ever hurt any other animal.

The  next morning, the animals quickly looked for food. Then they sat and ate their food.

They cleaned their fur and were ready to teach the naughty boy a lesson.

All the monkey child sat waiting. He got confused because all the boys of the school wore the same uniform.

Her mother asked the hurt monkey, "Will you be able to recognize the boy who hurt you?"

She said to her mother, "I can never forget the boy's face."

All of a sudden, t little monkey saw the same boy coming and started shouting, "This is the boy!" The leader shouted, "Attack!"

All the monkeys who had hidden in the trees suddenly pounced on the unsuspecting boy, and started beating and biting him.

Then the leader saw some people coming towards them, so he shouted, "Run back!"

All the monkeys ran away before the people could find stones to hit them.

In a minute, the monkeys had hidden themselves and not one of them could be seen.

The boy was lying hurt and was crying. He was taken to the doctor. He was badly bitten by the monkeys and had to take a lot of medicines.

Next day, all the monkeys waited at the sometime. But the boy did not come for two days. He had fever, and had been given injections too. After two days, they saw the boy coming with a bandage on his head and stitches on his face and body. Their leader said, "We will only hurt the boy again if he throws stones at us."

The boy saw the monkeys but he did not throw even a single stone at them.

The leader shouted, "Don't attack the boy. Let him go." The boy just looked at them and quietly walked away. For three days, all the monkeys kept watch to see if the boy threw a stone at any monkey.

After a few days, the boy came and stood under the tree. The monkeys were again waiting for him, but were hiding themselves.

Suddenly, the small monkey, whom the boy had hurt, bravely came out of the hiding, to test whether the boy would hit again.

The boy saw the wounded monkey and apologized, "I am sorry, I hurt you. You must be in as much pain as I am. I will never hurt any animal now."

He then took out a handful of peanuts from his pocket and gave them to the little monkey.

From that day onwards, the boy never hurt any animal. The monkeys had taught him a lesson.