The Story of the Hungry Monkey

There was a dog who loved to hear stories, and he was always listening from his master because he would learn the lesson, and he would never go to the gluttony forever, but dogs didn’t see the dog learning this and they would go to the gluttony anew.

One day, the dog was hungry for the gluttony, so he decided to go look for something to eat for him, outside the dog’s house was a bridge. He thought the dog would cross the bridge and look for food on the other bank of the river. The dog thought that food on the other bank would be better. So the dog crossed the bridge shakily and started to search around for food, then he found a skull on the ground.

He took the skull to carry it and went to his master’s house. He gave it to his master. The master took it and squeezed it. The dog was looking and didn’t see anything come out of it. He asked the master: “What’s in it?” The master said: “Nothing.”

The dog thought: “My master is strange. He squeezed the skull and nothing came out of it, and he said nothing is in it. So the dog thought: “He must be joking with me.” The dog went to sleep.

Suddenly, the master woke the dog and said: “Get up! The skull wants to talk to you.” The dog woke up, went to the master, and sat. The master said: “The skull says: ‘You will eat something good today. Sit and wait.’” The dog sat and waited.

After some time, the master brought the dog’s food. The dog ate and slept. In the morning, the dog woke up and found he had eaten something good. So the dog went to his master and said: “Thank you for what you did for me. I ate something good yesterday.”

The dog went to the bridge again and crossed it to the other bank. He found a big skull there and took it and went back to his master’s house. He gave it to his master. The master took it and squeezed it again. The dog looked and saw there was nothing in it, so he asked his master: “What’s in it?” The master said: “Nothing.”

The dog said: “How is nothing in it when I saw it myself?” The master said: “Let me show you.” The master put his hand in the skull and took out a piece of paper. He gave it to the dog. The dog took it and went to his house.

The dog went to the bridge and crossed it again. He crossed it and found a bone on the other bank. He took the bone and went back to his master’s house. He gave it to his master. The master took it and took out a piece of paper and gave it to the dog. The dog took it and went to his house. The dog was happy and still happy as he is.