A Liar Shepherd / A Liar Cowboy Cowboy: There was a shepherd boy (Story Writing)

A Liar Shepherd

In a certain village, there lived a shepherd boy who tended to a flock of sheep near a nearby forest. He had a habit of lying on the slightest of excuses, and he found joy in making fun of others by telling false tales. Despite his ill behavior, the boy had a pleasant talent of singing and playing the flute, which he used to entertain himself while tending to the sheep. One day, the shepherd boy wanted to make a jest of the villagers. The villagers were known for their kindness, simplicity, and helpfulness towards others in times of need. Thus, the boy began to shout, “Wolf! Wolf! Help!” The villagers, hearing the boy's cries, came rushing to his aid. However, they found no wolf there, and the boy laughed at them for their gullibility. The boy had befooled the villagers, and they became angry with him. They warned him to not repeat such an act again.

A few days later, the shepherd boy repeated the same prank, but this time the villagers, having learned from their previous experience, did not take his cries seriously. They were fed up with his falsehoods and rebuked him for his behavior. Despite their warnings, the boy persisted in his habit of telling lies and making fun of others.

One afternoon, while the shepherd boy was grazing his sheep in the field, a wolf really did fall upon his flock and began to kill them. The boy became afraid and shouted, “Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help! A wolf is attacking my sheep! Come and help me!” The villagers heard him, but they thought that he was playing the same old trick on them. Consequently, no one came to his aid. The wolf ended up killing not only the sheep but also the shepherd boy. When the villagers found his lifeless body, they regretted their inaction and lamented that if the boy had not been in the habit of lying, they would have responded to his cries and saved him from his perilous fate.

From this cautionary tale, we learn that it is unwise and dangerous to make fun of others by telling lies. Falsehood not only brings destruction to oneself but also harms others. We should always speak the truth and avoid telling lies for our own sake and that of others around us.

Moral :

The following is the beginning of a story. Complete it within 80 words of your own :

There was a naughty cowboy who grazed his cows beside a forest. He used to make fun with people crying "Tiger! Tiger!"           DB22; JB'12; CtgB'17; BB'13; DJB'121

Ans. A Liar Cowboy

There was a naughty cowboy who grazed his cows beside a forest. He used to make fun with the people crying "Tigerl Tigerl"

One day, the people looked up to see the cowboy frantically waving and pointing toward his cows. Dropping their sickles, they hurried over, expecting danger. However, they found the cows peacefully grazing and no sign of a tiger.

"Where is the tiger?" they asked.

"I never said there was a tiger," the cowboy replied, laughing loudly at their confused faces. Angrily, the men left, feeling deceived.

A few days later, the same men heard the cry, "Tiger! Tiger!"

Compassionate and concerned, they abandoned their work and rushed to the pasture. Upon arrival, they realized they had been fooled again. Searching for the cowboy, they found him hiding in the bushes, watching their reactions with amusement.

Then, one day, a real tiger appeared. Terrified, the boy ran to the men for help.

"Oh, you've tricked us twice already," they said. "We won’t be fooled again."

"But this time, the tiger is real," the boy pleaded desperately. "It's attacking my cows! Please, help!" But the men, tired of being deceived, continued their work, ignoring his pleas.

The tiger attacked the cows, killing many. In desperation, the boy tried to fend off the tiger himself, but he was no match for the beast. The tiger turned on him, tearing him to pieces.

This tragic incident taught the men a painful lesson about the consequences of false alarms. They realized that the boy's constant lies had cost him his life, as their trust had been broken beyond repair. The men returned to their work, somber and reflective, knowing that had they responded, the boy and his cows might have been saved. The memory of the boy’s cries haunted them, a grim reminder of the importance of honesty and the dangers of deceit.

A liar shepherd or Falsehood brings destruction

There lived a shepherd boy in a certain village. He used to graze a flock of sheep near a forest. It was not very far from his village. Besides his usual duty he sang and played flute. But the boy had a bad habit. He used to tell a lie on the slightest excuse. He also used to make fun by telling lies. One day he wanted to make a fun with the villagers. The villagers knew him well. They were simple and very helpful. They used to help others in times of danger. One day, the shepherd boy began to shout, “Wolf! Wolf! Help!” the villagers heard his cry and ran to help him. But when they came near him, they found no wolf there and the boy laughed at them. In this way, the boy befooled the villagers.   The villagers became very angry for this. They did not punish him but warned him not to do it again. A few days later, the shepherd boy again made the same fun. The villagers came again to help him but found no wolf there. They felt very much bored. They rebuked him but the boy did not pay heed to them and kept laughing. At the time of their departure, they said, “if you cry out for help again, we will not come because you are a liar.” One day at afternoon, while the boy was grazing the sheep in the field, suddenly he saw that a wolf really fell upon his sheep and began to kill them. The boy became very afraid and shouted, “Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help! A wolf is in my sheep! Come and help me!” the villagers heard him but they thought it to be his new fun. Nobody came to help him. The wolf not only feasted on the sheep but also killed the shepherd. Afterwards, when his dead body was found, the villagers kept saying for a time being, “if he didn’t tell lies, we would respond his cry and perhaps he might avoid the danger.” So, we should always speak the truth and it is very unwise to make fun by telling lies.

A Liar Shepherd: There was a shepherd boy   

In a certain village, there lived a shepherd boy who tended to a flock of sheep near a nearby forest. He had a habit of lying on the slightest of excuses, and he found joy in making fun of others by telling false tales. Despite his ill behavior, the boy had a pleasant talent of singing and playing the flute, which he used to entertain himself while tending to the sheep. One day, the shepherd boy wanted to make a jest of the villagers. The villagers were known for their kindness, simplicity, and helpfulness towards others in times of need. Thus, the boy began to shout, “Wolf! Wolf! Help!” The villagers, hearing the boy's cries, came rushing to his aid. However, they found no wolf there, and the boy laughed at them for their gullibility. The boy had befooled the villagers, and they became angry with him. They warned him to not repeat such an act again.

A few days later, the shepherd boy repeated the same prank, but this time the villagers, having learned from their previous experience, did not take his cries seriously. They were fed up with his falsehoods and rebuked him for his behavior. Despite their warnings, the boy persisted in his habit of telling lies and making fun of others.

One afternoon, while the shepherd boy was grazing his sheep in the field, a wolf really did fall upon his flock and began to kill them. The boy became afraid and shouted, “Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help! A wolf is attacking my sheep! Come and help me!” The villagers heard him, but they thought that he was playing the same old trick on them. Consequently, no one came to his aid. The wolf ended up killing not only the sheep but also the shepherd boy. When the villagers found his lifeless body, they regretted their inaction and lamented that if the boy had not been in the habit of lying, they would have responded to his cries and saved him from his perilous fate.

From this cautionary tale, we learn that it is unwise and dangerous to make fun of others by telling lies. Falsehood not only brings destruction to oneself but also harms others. We should always speak the truth and avoid telling lies for our own sake and that of others around us.

                                                          Liar Shepherd

  Long long ago, there lived a shepherd in a village. It was a very beautiful village by its wood. There were open spaces in the wood covered with soft green grass. There were hills of different sizes and heights all around. The shepherd had a son. The boy was about twelve years old. He was very naughty and fond of telling lies.

The boy used to gaze a flock of sheep near the wood. It was not far from is village. He enjoyed himself making fun with people. He often cried out, “Wolf!  Wolf! Help! Help!” The villagers usually rushed to him as they heard his call. And when they came to help him, they found no wolf there and the boy laughed at them for their pains. Each times the villagers they were deceived by the cunning boy. So they went away. 

After a few days he made the same fun. The villagers came again to help him but found no wolf there. But one day a wolf really fell upon the sheep and began to kill his sheep. The boy became very afraid and cried, “Wolf!  Wolf! Help! Help! A wolf is on my sheep! Come and help me!” The villagers heard him but they thought it was his another fun. No one came to help him. The wolf feasted on the sheep and finally killed the shepherd. So, it is very unwise to make fun by telling lies.

Complete the following story following the cue :

There lived a shepherd in a village. He used to graze a flock ojlsheep near aforest. It was not far from his village. The shepherd was naughty. One day he wanted to make a fun with the simple people of his village

Ans.                                               A Liar Shepherd

There lived a shepherd in a village. He used to graze a flock of sheep near a forest. It was not far from his village. The shepherd was naughty. One day he wanted to make a fun with the simple people of his village. So, one day while he was grazing the sheep, he began to shout, "Wolf! Wolf! Helpl Helpl"

The villagers heard his cry and ran to help him. But when they came near him, they found no wolf there and the boy laughed at them. The villagers went away.• After a few days he made the same fun. The villagers came again to help him but this time too, found no wolf there.

But one day a wolf really fell upon the sheep and began to kill them. The boy became very afraid and cried, "Wolf! Wolf' Help! Help! A wolf is in my sheep! Come and help me!" The villagers heard him but they thought it was his another fun. No one came to help him. The wolf killed all the sheep and finally killed the shepherd. So, it is very unwise to make fun by telling lies. A liar surely suffer in the long run. None loves and respects him. He is hated everywhere though is rich. lie is like a dead soul. He faces double death. In fact, a liar has no dignity and prestige in society.

The following is the beginning of a story. Co;nplete it within 80 words of your own :

There was a naughty cowboy who grazed his cows beside a forest. He used to make fun with people crying "Tiger! Tiger!"         DB22; JB'12; CtgB'l 7; BB'13; DJB'121

Ans. A Liar Cowboy

There was a naughty cowboy who grazed his cows beside a forest. He used to make fun with the people crying "Tigerl Tigerl"

One day, the people looked up to see the cowboy frantically waving and pointing toward his cows. Dropping their sickles, they hurried over, expecting danger. However, they found the cows peacefully grazing and no sign of a tiger.

"Where is the tiger?" they asked.

"I never said there was a tiger," the cowboy replied, laughing loudly at their confused faces. Angrily, the men left, feeling deceived.

A few days later, the same men heard the cry, "Tiger! Tiger!"

Compassionate and concerned, they abandoned their work and rushed to the pasture. Upon arrival, they realized they had been fooled again. Searching for the cowboy, they found him hiding in the bushes, watching their reactions with amusement.

Then, one day, a real tiger appeared. Terrified, the boy ran to the men for help.

"Oh, you've tricked us twice already," they said. "We won’t be fooled again."

"But this time, the tiger is real," the boy pleaded desperately. "It's attacking my cows! Please, help!" But the men, tired of being deceived, continued their work, ignoring his pleas.

The tiger attacked the cows, killing many. In desperation, the boy tried to fend off the tiger himself, but he was no match for the beast. The tiger turned on him, tearing him to pieces.

This tragic incident taught the men a painful lesson about the consequences of false alarms. They realized that the boy's constant lies had cost him his life, as their trust had been broken beyond repair. The men returned to their work, somber and reflective, knowing that had they responded, the boy and his cows might have been saved. The memory of the boy’s cries haunted them, a grim reminder of the importance of honesty and the dangers of deceit.

The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf

A Shepherd Boy tended his master’s Sheep near a dark forest not far from the village. Soon he found life in the pasture very dull. All he could do to amuse himself was to talk to his dog or play on his shepherd’s pipe.

One day as he sat watching the Sheep and the quiet forest, and thinking what he would do should he see a Wolf, he thought of a plan to amuse himself. His Master had told him to call for help should a Wolf attack the flock, and the Villagers would drive it away. So now, though he had not seen anything that even looked like a Wolf, he ran toward the village shouting at the top of his voice, “Wolf! Wolf!”

As he expected, the Villagers who heard the cry dropped their work and ran in great excitement to the pasture. But when they got there they found the Boy doubled up with laughter at the trick he had played on them. A few days later the Shepherd Boy again shouted, “Wolf! Wolf!” Again the Villagers ran to help him, only to be laughed at again.

Then one evening as the sun was setting behind the forest and the shadows were creeping out over the pasture, a Wolf really did spring from the underbrush and fall upon the Sheep.

In terror the Boy ran toward the village shouting “Wolf! Wolf!” But though the Villagers heard the cry, they did not run to help him as they had before. “He cannot fool us again,” they said.

The Wolf killed a great many of the Boy’s sheep and then slipped away into the forest.

Moral: If you keep lying, no one will believe you even if you are speaking the truth. Always speak the truth.

Nobody Believes a Liar Completing Story

Once there was a young shepherd boy who lived in a small village. His job was to take care of sheep near a forest. The village was nearby, and every day, the boy would take the sheep to eat grass in the fields. But the boy had a bad habit—he liked to play tricks on the villagers.

One day, while watching the sheep, the boy thought it would be fun to fool the villagers. He called out that a tiger was attacking the sheep. When the locals heard his cries, they hurried to help him. But when they got there, they saw no tiger—only the boy laughing at them. He thought it was very funny.

The boy played this trick many times. Each time, the villagers ran to help, but there was no danger. After a while, they became very angry and stopped trusting him. They told him not to call for help unless there was a real problem.

But one day, a real tiger came. The boy was very scared. The tiger started attacking the sheep, and the boy cried for help. This time, the villagers heard him but didn’t believe him. They thought he was playing another trick, so no one came to help.

Without help, the tiger attacked the sheep and the boy, and the boy had to face the result of his lies.

Moral of the story : If you lie, no one will believe you when you really need help.

A Liar Shepherd Story

There was a young shepherd boy who take care of a group of sheep near a forest. His village was not too far away. where he was watching over the sheep. One day, he was feeling bored and looking for some fun, the boy decided to play a trick on the villagers.

He shouted loudly, Tiger! Tiger! Help me! Please help me!Hearing his cries, the villagers run to help him. But when they come in, there was no tiger. however, they found the boy smiling at them. The villagers are very angry, but they left, realizing he was lying to them.

A few days later, the boy played the same trick again. Tiger! Tiger! Help me! he cried. Once more, the villagers come to help, but there was no tiger. The boy smiling, and the villagers walk away, angry and disappointed.

Then one day, real tiger came. It attacked the sheep, and the afraid boy quickly climb a tree. He shouted for help, Tiger! Tiger! Please help! But this time, the locals believed he was joking and did not come. The tiger killed a sheep and took it away. The child, afraid and sad, looked helpless.

The boy feeling sad for lying and lying to the villagers. He realized how his joke created problems. From that day, he promised himself never to lie or fool others again.

A Liar Shepherd Completing Story

Once upon a time, there was a young shepherd who lived in a small village. His job was to take care of sheep in a field near a big forest. But the shepherd have a bad habit—he love to lie and trick people with false warning.

He shouted loudly, Tiger! Tiger! Help me! Please help me!Hearing his cries, the farmers in the the village will give up their work and go to help him. But when they come in, the shepherd will laugh and enjoying how he had fooled them.

One day, a real wolf came out of the forest and attacked the sheep. The shepherd shouted for help, louder than ever before, Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help!”But this time, no one come. The farmers thinking he was lying again and didn’t believe him.

The wolf attacked the shepherd, and without anyone coming to help, the wolf hurt him badly. In the end, the shepherd paid the price for his lie. The moral of the story is clear: If you lie too much, people will stop believing you, even when you tell the truth.

A Liar Shepherd

Once, there was a young shepherd who took care before sheep near a forest. He loves to trick others with lies. One day, he shouted, Wolf! Wolf! Help me! The locals came to help, but there was no wolf. The child made fun of them for believing him.

A few days later, he done the same thing. The villagers come again, but again, there was no wolf. The boy found it funny, but the villagers were angry.

Then one day, a real wolf come. The boy shouted for help, Wolf! Wolf! But this time, no one came to help because they belive he was lying again. The wolf attacked the boy, and he learn a hard lesson.

A Liar Shepherd

Long long ago there lived a shepherd in a village. It was not far from his village. He used to graze a flock of sheep near a forest. One day he wanted to make a fun. So, he began to shout, "Wolf! Help! Help!

The villagers heard his cry and ran to help him. But when they came near him, they found no wolf there and the boy laughed at them. The villagers were fooled by the cunning boy. So, they went away. After a few days he made the same fun. The villagers came again to help him but found no wolf there. But one day a wolf really fell upon the sheep and began to kill his sheep. The boy became very afraid and cried, "Wolf! Wolf! Help! Help! A wolf is in my sheep! Come and help me!" The villagers heard him but they thought it was his another fun. No one came to help him. Firstly wolf feasted on the sheep and finally killed the shepherd. So, it is very unwise to make fun by telling lies.

Read the following outlines and develop them  into a complete story. Give a suitable title to it. 

A shepherd boy -- kept a flock of sheep near a forest – made a fun with villagers – shouted 'Wolf! Wolf! Help!' -- villagers-ran to help — he laughed at them -- made the same fun – but a wolf really came — killed the sheep - cried for helped---- none came.

Or, There lived a shepherd boy in a  pastoral area. He kept a flock of sheep near a forest. In the forest, there lived a wolf. At times, the wolf would come out and kill lambs and farmers. The shepherd boy had....)

Ans. Punishment of a Liar

There lived a shepherd boy  in a pastoral areas. He kept a flock of sheep near a forest. In the forest, there lived a wolf. At times, the wolf would come out and kill lambs and farmers. The shepherd boy had a bad habit of telling lies. He used to make a fun with villagers shouting “Wolf! Wolf! Help!" The villagers would think that the young shepherd boy might be in danger. The villagers would rush to save the shepherd boy with sticks, spears  and tools. But they would find no wolf.

Seeing the villagers, the shepherd would laugh at them. The villagers would become annoyed and return to their work. The liar shepherd would make the same fun few and far between. The villagers would come forward to protect the boy and return home being annoyed.

But one day a wolf really came. The shepherd boy shouted to his highest voice. The villagers heard his shouting but they did not extend their helping hands. They did not come to rescue the shepherd. The wolf killed all his sheep. The boy cried loudly and asked for help. But nobody came. The wolf also killed the shepherd. The poor unfortunate shepherd lost his life for telling lies. So, we should never tell a lie.

A Liar Shepherd Story Bangla Meaning

একদিন একটি গ্রামে একটি রাখাল ছিল। সে কাছাকাছি একটি মাঠে ভেড়ার পাল চরাতো। মাঠের পাশে একটি ঘন বন ছিল। রাখালটি ছিল এক দুর্দান্ত মিথ্যাবাদী। সে সবসময় মিথ্যা বলে মানুষকে ঠকিয়ে আনন্দ পেত। ভেড়া চরানোর সময় সে প্রায়ই চিৎকার করে বলত, বাঘ, বাঘ, বাঁচাও, বাঁচাও!

তার চিৎকার শুনে কৃষকরা তাদের কাজ ফেলে দিয়ে তাকে বাঁচাতে ছুটে আসত। কিন্তু রাখাল ছেলেটি হাসত এবং ভাবত যে কৃষকরা কতটা বোকা।

একদিন সত্যিই একটি বাঘ এল। এবার রাখাল সত্যিই কৃষকদের দৃষ্টি আকর্ষণ করতে চিৎকার করতে লাগল। সে বারবার সাহায্যের জন্য ডাকতে লাগল। কিন্তু কোনো কৃষক তার ডাকে সাড়া দিল না, কারণ তারা ভাবল যে ছেলেটি আবারও মজা করছে। তাই কেউ তাকে সাহায্য করতে আসেনি। বাঘটি একা রাখালটিকে পেয়ে মেরে ফেলল। তার মাংস খেয়ে বাঘটি চলে গেল। মিথ্যাবাদী রাখাল তার মিথ্যার জন্য এমনই শাস্তি পেল।

Nobody Believes a Liar Completing Story Bangla Meaning

একটি ছোট গ্রামে একটি যুবক ছিল। তার কাজ ছিল একটি জঙ্গলের কাছে ভেড়াগুলো দেখাশোনা করা। গ্রামটি কাছে ছিল, এবং প্রতিদিন, যুবকটি ভেড়াগুলোকে মাঠে ঘাস খাওয়ানোর জন্য নিয়ে যেত। কিন্তু ছেলেটির একটি খারাপ অভ্যাস ছিল—সে গ্রামবাসীদের সাথে ঠাট্টা করতে খুব ভালোবাসত।

একদিন, ভেড়াগুলোকে দেখার সময়, ছেলেটি ভাবল যে গ্রামের লোকদের ঠকানো মজার হবে। তাই সে চিৎকার করে বলল যে একটি বাঘ ভেড়াগুলোকে আক্রমণ করছে। তার চিৎকার শুনে, গ্রামবাসীরা দ্রুত তার সাহায্যে ছুটে গেল। কিন্তু যখন তারা সেখানে পৌঁছাল, তখন তারা কোনো বাঘ দেখল না—শুধু ছেলেটিকে তাদের ওপর হাসতে দেখা গেল। সে খুব মজা পাচ্ছিল।

ছেলেটি এই ঠাট্টা অনেকবার খেলল। প্রতিবার, গ্রামবাসীরা সাহায্যের জন্য ছুটে আসত, কিন্তু কোনো বিপদই ছিল না। কিছুদিন পর, তারা খুব রাগী হয়ে গেল এবং তার ওপর বিশ্বাস করা বন্ধ করে দিল। তারা তাকে বলল, যদি সত্যিই কোনো সমস্যা না থাকে তবে সাহায্যের জন্য ডাক না দিতে।

কিন্তু একদিন, সত্যি সত্যি একটি বাঘ আসল। ছেলেটি খুব ভীত ছিল। বাঘটি ভেড়াগুলোকে আক্রমণ শুরু করল, এবং ছেলে চিৎকার করে সাহায্য চাইল। এইবার, গ্রামবাসীরা তার চিৎকার শুনেছিল কিন্তু বিশ্বাস করেনি। তারা মনে করেছিল সে আবার ঠাট্টা করছে, তাই কেউ সাহায্য করতে এল না।

সাহায্য ছাড়াই, বাঘটি ভেড়াগুলো এবং ছেলেকে আক্রমণ করল, এবং ছেলেটিকে তার মিথ্যার ফল ভোগ করতে হলো।