The Crocodile and the Cart Driver

There was a man driving cart to the field. He met a crocodile whose four legs burned so that he could not move and nearly lost his life to starvation. Feeling pity on this crocodile, the man had picked him up on his cart and drove to a big lake. After getting better by drinking water, the crocodile suddenly threatened to eat the farmer to pay for his suffering while he had been tied up. The man begged, "Don't eat me yet. I will find a wise man to judge." So, the crocodile and the man went to meet the rabbit and told him the entire story. The rabbit then told the man to tie the crocodile as before and asked, "How is it, crocodile?" The crocodile answered, "Not yet, my master." The rabbit told the man to tie the crocodile even much more firmly until the crocodile could not speak. Then, the cart driver killed him as the rabbit had advised him to do so.

Moral Values
. Don't help the one who we have never known.
. Ungrateful person always destroy himself.
. The good man always gets support from the other while the bad man always dies terribly.