Let’s hear a tale about THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE together.
The top part of the cave was dry and there was water in the bottom part of it.
Many animals lived in the dry part and a crocodile lived in the bottom part of it.
He liked to lie in the water and sleep. Sometimes he came out of the cave for a short time.
One day a hunter with his bow and arrow came near the cave. He saw the crocodile and decided to kill him. He aimed at the crocodile. But he became blind at once.
The hunter dropped his arrow and he began to see again! He saw the smiling crocodile of course. The crocodile was happy! The hunter aimed at the crocodile a second time and again he became blind.
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Then the hunter ran back to the village where he lived and told the people about the crocodile. “As I aimed at him I became blind. The arrow fell out of my bow and then I could see again,” he said.
The people of the village did not believe him. Many of them took their bows and arrows and went off to the cave. They saw the crocodile. He was lying in the sun near the cave. They aimed at him and became blind.
“Take your arrows from your bows,” the hunter cried. They did so and could see again! It was clear that the crocodile was a magic crocodile.
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“No man can kill me,” thought the happy crocodile and went back to the cave. The other animals in the cave were happy, too.
The magic crocodile did not let the hunters kill them and of course. They said “thank you” to the crocodile.
Many young men came to the cave and tried to kill the crocodile. But nobody could do it with bows and arrows.
In those days hunters knew nothing about the guns. The first hunter with a gun in his hands killed our crocodile.
The crocodile’s magic worked only against bows and arrows. It did not work against guns.
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The value of the story: The story seems to be an allegory about the power of the unknown and how fear and ignorance can lead to violence and destruction. The crocodile represents an otherworldly or supernatural force that is both revered and feared, and the hunter’s blindness suggests a lack of understanding or wisdom. The story ends with the death of the crocodile at the hands of a gun, which suggests that technology and knowledge can overcome superstition and fear. It’s a powerful reminder that knowledge and understanding are key to overcoming ignorance and fear, and that we must approach the unknown with an open mind and a willingness to learn and grow.
Source: https://www.advance-africa.com/the-magic-crocodile.html
Collected and edited by Marketing Dept._Shasu Group
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