In the heart of a lush, green forest, there lived a unique bird named Chitra. Chitra was unlike any other bird because it possessed two distinct heads. While they shared one body, the two heads could never agree on anything. They spent their days arguing over which direction to fly, which branch to perch on, and most importantly, what to eat.
One bright morning, as the bird rested on a mango tree, the right head spotted a cluster of ripe, juicy red berries. "Look at those!" the right head exclaimed with excitement. "Those red berries look delicious. I am going to eat every single one of them!"
The left head felt insulted. "Wait! We share the same stomach. If you eat them all, I will go hungry. We must share!" it argued. But the right head was selfish and quickly devoured the berries, ignoring its companion's plea.
Feeling hungry and upset, the bird flew to a different part of the forest. There, it found a bush laden with bright, glowing yellow fruits. The left head, wanting to teach the right head a lesson, reached out for them.
"Stop! Don't touch those!" the right head warned urgently. "I remember seeing a forest ranger mention that those yellow fruits are poisonous. They look sweet, but they are deadly!"
However, the left head was blinded by anger and spite. "You only ate the red berries for yourself. Now, I will eat these, and you can see how it feels!" it snapped. Before the right head could stop it, the left head swallowed a large piece of the yellow fruit.
Because they shared the same body, the poison spread instantly through their single bloodstream. The bird grew weak and eventually fell from the branch. By fighting over small things, the two heads had caused the end of their shared life.
Moral
Disunity and constant conflict lead to self-destruction.
