Nghệ thuật AI: Once upon a time, in a peaceful town, lived a wealthy man with a kind heart and strong character. He lived there with his only son, Torfin. Long ago, Torfin's mother had passed away while giving birth to him. Since then, the man had raised his son alone, dedicating most of his time to work, unaware of how distant he had grown from his child. Torfin grew up in a large house, surrounded by maids and servants but with no real companionship. His father, busy building an empire, never noticed the emotional distance growing between them. Torfin had no friends his age, no one to share games or laughter with. Years passed. Torfin completed school and joined college. There, for the first time, he experienced friendship—or what he thought was friendship. He was introduced to new people, new habits, and a new lifestyle. Parties, smoking, alcohol—Torfin got drawn into it all. He loved the attention and never questioned the intentions of those around him. Being a rich kid, his “friends” often used his money and influence for their own fun. Torfin believed they truly cared for him, because deep down, he feared being alone again. Torfin also had a temper. His anger was rooted in his loneliness and suppressed emotions. Whenever his friends got into trouble, Torfin would fight their battles with a fiery rage. One day, his father decided to retire and hand over the business to someone else temporarily. Wanting to reconnect with his son, he called Torfin to stay and talk. But Torfin, eager to meet his friends, brushed him off and left. Later, the family maid told the father how Torfin had changed. This shocked the man. For the first time, he realized how absent he had been in his son’s life. When Torfin returned home that night, an argument broke out. In the heat of the moment, his father made a difficult decision—to ask Torfin to leave the house until he learned the value of life. Hurt and filled with ego, Torfin agreed and left. He went to his friends for help. They gave him shelter at first, but as his money and influence were gone, they slowly distanced themselves. With no place left to go, Torfin ended up on the streets—hungry, thirsty, and exhausted. Eventually, he collapsed on the ground. Two old men passing by noticed him. One of them, named Vaarana, offered him water. But Torfin, full of pride, insulted him, calling him a dirty old man. Vaarana’s friend was offended and said, “Why help someone like him? He’s like a street dog—ungrateful and dangerous.” But Vaarana replied with a smile, “People like him are not born this way. They become like this when no one gives them love, care, or guidance. If we were raised without affection, we might have turned out the same.” Moved by Vaarana’s words, the friend said, “So what will you do now?” “I’ll teach him—with care and love,” Vaarana replied. He turned to Torfin and said, “I’m leaving now. If you want water, it’s here.” With no other choice, Torfin drank the water. Vaarana then invited him to his home, offering food and shelter—on one condition: Torfin must work for it. The next day, Vaarana took him to a field and taught him how to plow. He said, “Complete this by evening. If not, you won’t get food or water.” Torfin tried but failed multiple times. When Vaarana returned with food, he refused to give him any. “My word is final,” he said. Motivated by hunger and pride, Torfin tried again—and finally succeeded. He collapsed from exhaustion, but Vaarana helped him, gave him water, and said, “Hard work always brings value.” That simple meal tasted more delicious than anything Torfin had ever eaten. From that day on, Torfin worked daily in the field, cleaned the house, cooked, and helped with chores. Over time, he learned discipline, patience, and the true meaning of life. One day, Vaarana said, “It’s time for you to return home.” Torfin returned and knocked on the door of his house. His father opened it and was surprised to see a humble, smiling young man standing before him. Looking into his son’s eyes, the father said, “Your eyes have changed, Torfin. You’ve become a man with responsibility.”
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Once upon a time, in a peaceful town, lived a wealthy man with a kind heart and strong character. He lived there with his only son, Torfin. Long ago, Torfin's mother had passed away while giving birth to him. Since then, the man had raised his son alone, dedicating most of his time to work, unaware of how distant he had grown from his child. Torfin grew up in a large house, surrounded by maids and servants but with no real companionship. His father, busy building an empire, never noticed the emotional distance growing between them. Torfin had no friends his age, no one to share games or laughter with. Years passed. Torfin completed school and joined college. There, for the first time, he experienced friendship—or what he thought was friendship. He was introduced to new people, new habits, and a new lifestyle. Parties, smoking, alcohol—Torfin got drawn into it all. He loved the attention and never questioned the intentions of those around him. Being a rich kid, his “friends” often used his money and influence for their own fun. Torfin believed they truly cared for him, because deep down, he feared being alone again. Torfin also had a temper. His anger was rooted in his loneliness and suppressed emotions. Whenever his friends got into trouble, Torfin would fight their battles with a fiery rage. One day, his father decided to retire and hand over the business to someone else temporarily. Wanting to reconnect with his son, he called Torfin to stay and talk. But Torfin, eager to meet his friends, brushed him off and left. Later, the family maid told the father how Torfin had changed. This shocked the man. For the first time, he realized how absent he had been in his son’s life. When Torfin returned home that night, an argument broke out. In the heat of the moment, his father made a difficult decision—to ask Torfin to leave the house until he learned the value of life. Hurt and filled with ego, Torfin agreed and left. He went to his friends for help. They gave him shelter at first, but as his money and influence were gone, they slowly distanced themselves. With no place left to go, Torfin ended up on the streets—hungry, thirsty, and exhausted. Eventually, he collapsed on the ground. Two old men passing by noticed him. One of them, named Vaarana, offered him water. But Torfin, full of pride, insulted him, calling him a dirty old man. Vaarana’s friend was offended and said, “Why help someone like him? He’s like a street dog—ungrateful and dangerous.” But Vaarana replied with a smile, “People like him are not born this way. They become like this when no one gives them love, care, or guidance. If we were raised without affection, we might have turned out the same.” Moved by Vaarana’s words, the friend said, “So what will you do now?” “I’ll teach him—with care and love,” Vaarana replied. He turned to Torfin and said, “I’m leaving now. If you want water, it’s here.” With no other choice, Torfin drank the water. Vaarana then invited him to his home, offering food and shelter—on one condition: Torfin must work for it. The next day, Vaarana took him to a field and taught him how to plow. He said, “Complete this by evening. If not, you won’t get food or water.” Torfin tried but failed multiple times. When Vaarana returned with food, he refused to give him any. “My word is final,” he said. Motivated by hunger and pride, Torfin tried again—and finally succeeded. He collapsed from exhaustion, but Vaarana helped him, gave him water, and said, “Hard work always brings value.” That simple meal tasted more delicious than anything Torfin had ever eaten. From that day on, Torfin worked daily in the field, cleaned the house, cooked, and helped with chores. Over time, he learned discipline, patience, and the true meaning of life. One day, Vaarana said, “It’s time for you to return home.” Torfin returned and knocked on the door of his house. His father opened it and was surprised to see a humble, smiling young man standing before him. Looking into his son’s eyes, the father said, “Your eyes have changed, Torfin. You’ve become a man with responsibility.”
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