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    John Cezar wrote a reflection paper on the story "A Tale of Two Wolves" which depicts the constant internal battle between positive and negative thoughts. The story's message is that the thoughts and actions we choose to engage with shape our character. Cezar's parents taught him a similar lesson to be mindful of his thoughts and strive to better himself through kindness and compassion rather than giving in to harmful tendencies. The story promotes lifelong self-reflection on the choices that determine the life we lead.

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    John Cezar wrote a reflection paper on the story "A Tale of Two Wolves" which depicts the constant internal battle between positive and negative thoughts. The story's message is that the thoughts and actions we choose to engage with shape our character. Cezar's parents taught him a similar lesson to be mindful of his thoughts and strive to better himself through kindness and compassion rather than giving in to harmful tendencies. The story promotes lifelong self-reflection on the choices that determine the life we lead.

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    John Cezar wrote a reflection paper on the story "A Tale of Two Wolves" which depicts the constant internal battle between positive and negative thoughts. The story's message is that the thoughts and actions we choose to engage with shape our character. Cezar's parents taught him a similar lesson to be mindful of his thoughts and strive to better himself through kindness and compassion rather than giving in to harmful tendencies. The story promotes lifelong self-reflection on the choices that determine the life we lead.

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    Name: Cezar, John Lester

    Section: S1110

    The Story of the Two Wolves

    REFLECTION PAPER

    The story "A Tale of Two Wolves" teaches us about the duality of our thoughts and
    emotions. It emphasizes the constant battle between the “yin and yang” forces within us.
    The wolves symbolize the daily choices we face: to act with kindness, compassion, and
    courage, or to give in to greed, hatred, and fear.

    The message of "The one you feed" highlights the importance of nurturing positive
    qualities within ourselves. It suggests that our thoughts and actions influence our
    character and shape our lives. This lesson has always been taught to me by my parents,
    but not with the use of wolves. They remind me to be mindful of my thoughts and actions
    and encourage me to strive to be a better person my parents and I, can be proud of.

    In summary, "A Tale of Two Wolves" is not just a children’s story; it is a lifelong lesson in
    self-awareness, mindfulness, and the power of choice. It reminds us that it is up to
    ourselves to forge a path that will lead us to the life we always wanted.

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