the ending of a story is given below. Construct an interesting and thought provoking story including it. Give the story a suitable title.
"Yes, they were as false as your words",said the old man.
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- Once, a man had three sons and he loved them very much.
- he brought them up with great care and affection, educating them and helping them to settle down in good jobs.
- Along the way, the sons paid no attention whatsoever to their father's sacrifices.
- They became too engrossed in their own lives to look after him.
- As he grew older, the sons realised that they must ask for their shares in his property: they were selfish and greedy!
- But, they were hesitant to ask him directly.
- Each one made a different excuse to make him sell his sprawling bungalow and move into a smaller house.
- Use your imagination to continue the story in such a way that the old man realises all his sons are trying to manipulate him to sell his property and give them the money. This would then make him say to one of his sons: 'Yes, they(his other sons) were as false as your words".
- Once, a man had three sons and he loved them very much.
- he brought them up with great care and affection, educating them and helping them to settle down in good jobs.
- Along the way, the sons paid no attention whatsoever to their father's sacrifices.
- They became too engrossed in their own lives to look after him.
- As he grew older, the sons realised that they must ask for their shares in his property: they were selfish and greedy!
- But, they were hesitant to ask him directly.
- Each one made a different excuse to make him sell his sprawling bungalow and move into a smaller house.
- Use your imagination to continue the story in such a way that the old man realises all his sons are trying to manipulate him to sell his property and give them the money. This would then make him say to one of his sons: 'Yes, they(his other sons) were as false as your words".