The young Kite has completed its training course, now it can fly perfectly just like its mother, but one (1) thing is still holding it back from becoming independent (i.e. how to search and get preys). On that cool evening the old kite sent its son to go get food (prey), the young kite was so excited to carryout this task, because it involved testing of the new flying skills that he has learned. As the searching for food/prey continued, the young kite saw a duckling and he went for it, just like an aircraft performing an acrobatic, slighting touching the runway with its tyre and takes off, the young kite took the prey (duckling). When he came home, filled with the excitement of being able to perform such a wonderful task, he presented the prey to the old kite, "mama look what I have here" when the mother saw the prey, she asked the young kite a question "did you see the mother of this duckling before taking the baby away, and do you think she saw you?" and the young kite said yes, "what did she do as you took its baby away?" she walked away in ***SILENCE***, the young kite answered, then the mother kite told the young kite to return the duckling, because there's something about that silence. The young kite did just as the mother has said, he set out on another journey for prey after returning the duckling. Then as the young kite was testing it's new flying skill, the chicken and it's children (chicks) was sighted from above 8feets where flying seems more easier, with another flying skill the young kite took a chick to the old kite, then the old kite repeated the same questions she asked earlier on, "did you see the mother of this chick before taking it away, and do you think she saw you?" and the young kite said yes, "what did she do as you took its baby away?" I saw her crying, cursing and raved. That's good, someone that ***SHOUTS*** has nothing to be feared about, the old kite said.
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Do you handle situations like the 🦆 or the 🐔