In a small town of Aman, there lived a boy named Ango. He was very caring and loving. He loved everything that had green and yellow color in it. The people of Aman and the nearby villages loved him for that. He always helped people, made the townspeople happy and had a wonderful personality. One day, when a helpless elderly was crossing a river, Ango was there to help the old lay crossed the river and even help her getting her belongings safely to the side of the river. Ango didn’t know that the old lady was the Forest Fairy. The old lady smiled to Ango that helped her. She casted a spell to him and said that he would always be remembered for his beautiful heart. Life had been normal for the townspeople, until one day there was a great famine in Aman and the other towns. Almost all people died including Ango. Many people came to his tomb to pray and show their love to Ango, the boy with the most beautiful heart in town. Another year passed by but the famine had not been resolved. Then, someone saw a fruit-bearing tree beside the tomb of Ango. There was a green and yellow heart-shaped fruit. Because the people had nothing to eat, they took and ate the fruit. Many people had ended their hunger because of the fruit. They called it the Tree of Ango. In the long run, people have called it Mango Tree. What is the moral lesson of the text?

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In a small town of Aman, there lived a boy named Ango. He was very caring and loving. He loved everything that had green and yellow color in it.

The people of Aman and the nearby villages loved him for that. He always helped people, made the townspeople happy and had a wonderful personality.

One day, when a helpless elderly was crossing a river, Ango was there to help the old lay crossed the river and even help her getting her belongings safely to the side of the river. Ango didn’t know that the old lady was the Forest Fairy. The old lady smiled to Ango that helped her. She casted a spell to him and said that he would always be remembered for his beautiful heart.

Life had been normal for the townspeople, until one day there was a great famine in Aman and the other towns. Almost all people died including Ango. Many people came to his tomb to pray and show their love to Ango, the boy with the most beautiful heart in town.

Another year passed by but the famine had not been resolved. Then, someone saw a fruit-bearing tree beside the tomb of Ango. There was a green and yellow heart-shaped fruit. Because the people had nothing to eat, they took and ate the fruit. Many people had ended their hunger because of the fruit. They called it the Tree of Ango. In the long run, people have called it Mango Tree.

What is the moral lesson of the text?