In a peaceful village lived two boys, Arjun and Rohan. They looked almost identical—the same height, the same hair, and even the same style of clothing. Because of this, the villagers often mistook them for twins. However, their hearts were worlds apart. Arjun was kind, always ready to help anyone in need, while Rohan was often selfish and enjoyed making fun of others.
One sunny afternoon, the village held a grand festival. An elderly woman was struggling to walk through the crowded market. Arjun immediately rushed to her side, offering his hand for support and helping her carry her heavy basket. The villagers watched with warm smiles, admiring his helpful nature. Rohan, on the other hand, pushed past the old woman without a second thought, focused only on getting to the food stalls first.
Later that evening, during a community feast, Arjun shared his sweets with everyone around him, spreading joy. Rohan sat alone, guarding his food greedily. Seeing this, Arjun's grandfather remarked, 'People see them and think they are the same, but true resemblance isn't in the face; it's in the soul. Arjun's kindness makes him a friend to all, while Rohan's behavior keeps him apart.' Rohan realized that looking like someone doesn't make you like them; it is your character that truly defines who you are.
