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flickr photo credits: (1) bionicteaching (2) Serenae (3) bionicteaching (4) bionicteaching (5) DavidDMuir
A day outside an old building there is a man who capable of anything like he has a superpower making things go to what he wants but one day a sudden sculpture make things unfavorable for him that day because the sculpture he just look at was a way to remove all spells and superpowers for all the human inside that museum.
The other day all he walks through the dead town near his house, he look in a train that has been sat for decades and make him think all the wrongdoings he did before, and now he tried to look for a hero of how he will set his goal since he is now ordinary person with no power.
The man write “Always choose honesty, even when it’s hard.” It is his promise to himself.
At night in his home it feels light and free. He knows he did right. Like Jose Rizal, he learned that we must face truth and fix our wrongs.
Reflection:
Rizal teaches us to be brave for truth and help others. The man in the story learns that mistakes can be fixed if we are sorry and change. Honesty and kindness make life better for everyone.
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