"There was a man..like you. He couldn't see a baby butterfly in trouble." She began to say and she listened with interest to a new story of Van Fatih. The butterfly's baby was locked in his cocoon (protective silk shell). He saw that he couldn't come out. He had to work hard ... so the man carefully cut the cocoon. He opened it and the baby butterfly came out. He thought it had saved him from trouble, but ... The baby's wings were small and could not grow completely, so he died quickly. Do you know why? Because if If he struggled to get out of the cocoon, food would reach his wings. If he pushed them hard, they would become stronger. If he came out on his own, he would be healthy. " He was saying with a sad smile. "Our worries are also our cocoons. We have to bear the pain to get out of them. I am not afraid of the pain of what you say. You did well. You told me the truth. Lie. It's not okay to open his cocoon. That's why you should let your friends do their part. "
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