Characteristics of human nature
Morality and the power of desire
Competition
This story features three mice: Sly, Scamp, and Spider. There are also three humans: Viv, Vee, and Whomp. All six of these characters represent our unique personalities, especially our morals and desires.
We all have these characteristics, regardless of age, gender, race, or religion. Sometimes we are like *Slick. *Slick abandoned his friend and became friends with his friend's enemy.
Or, "We're like Scampi. Scampi never asks who gets his cheese."
Or maybe it's like Spider-Man. He transforms himself into a block of attractive cheese.
Or maybe it's like Viv, who passionately pondered the connection between cheese and happiness.
Or maybe it's like Weaver. Weaver is a person who hesitates between the desires he desires and the moral values he values.
Or maybe I'll be like Whisper, who's always trying to steal someone else's cheese.
Whatever our characteristics may be, we need to keep in mind that successful people are those who steal your cheese. Not those who have their cheese stolen repeatedly.
Former students' reunion
It's a bright Sunday morning. A group of people are sitting in the lobby of a members-only country golf club in Chicago. Among them are some well-known celebrities.
One of them is Inna. Inna wears expensive perfumes. She drives luxury cars. And her husband is so rich and famous that no one knows about him. Since their marriage, every personal matter between the two of them has been the subject of newspaper headlines.
Another is John. A few years ago, John saved his family's business empire from collapse with his hard work and smart decisions. Now he is leading a business that is growing day by day. He has been at the top of the list of the most successful businessmen for two years in a row.
Then there's Cole. He's a sports equipment manufacturer and a billionaire who was voted the most successful businessman of the decade.
This kind of gathering of successful celebrities is not a common event.
