Echo Of Life
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A boy trips in the forest and screams in pain. He hears his scream echoed back from the mountain. When he yells questions and insults at the voice, it echoes them back exactly. His father explains that this is an echo, but it also represents life - we get back what we put out, through our own actions. Life is a reflection of how we treat others.
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