The little sparrow felt a sharp pain and struggled to escape from the operating table, but the medical staff cruelly cut off its tongue. The little sparrow screamed, and its eyes flashed with the light of help, but it had lost the ability to express its meaning. It could only helplessly curl up in a corner and wait for its death. A few days later, the sparrow's body was found on the nearby grass. Its body had already turned stiff, leaving only a blurry face and an incomplete tongue. This story made people think that although humans had powerful technology and strength, they still could not get rid of the respect and cherish of life. Even if it is for our own benefit or for other purposes, we should try our best to avoid hurting and killing lives.
The story of the little sparrow might be about its adventures, like finding food or making friends.
Since there's no more context about this 'cut off big toe with axe story', it's impossible to say who did such a thing. It could be anyone in the story's context, but without further details, we can't determine it.
Yes. It could be a warning about the destructive power of jealousy. When someone is jealous, they might do something extreme like in this case, symbolically 'cutting off' something valuable to the other. It shows that jealousy can lead to actions that not only harm the target but also disrupt the harmony of the situation, be it a community or a relationship.
This is a rather disturbing and inappropriate topic. However, if we were to consider it in a symbolic or fictional non - vulgar sense, perhaps in a fable, a rooster (big cock) that was overly showy and made other animals jealous. In a fit of envy, a rival might plot to harm it in some way that could be seen as 'cutting off' its influence or pride, like chasing it away from the henhouse so it loses its status.
Maybe it's to create a sense of mystery or leave room for the reader's imagination.
Since I have no information about the specific 'little sparrow story', I can't determine who wrote it. It could be a story written by a local storyteller in a small village, someone who just wanted to share a tale about the little sparrow they often saw. Or perhaps it's part of a collection of stories by an emerging children's book author, but this is all just speculation without more context.
I'm not sure specifically which 'little sparrow story' you mean. It could be about a little sparrow's adventure, like flying to different places, looking for food, or making friends with other animals.
If the story is about a sparrow's perseverance, then the moral could be that no matter how small or weak you are, you should keep going in the face of difficulties.
I'm not sure specifically which 'the little sparrow story' you mean. There could be many stories about little sparrows. It might be about a little sparrow's adventure in finding food, or its struggle to survive in a changing environment.
Well, using dashes (--) or leaving a sentence unfinished can effectively signify a statement being cut off in a novel. Sometimes, the context and the flow of the story itself can imply the incomplete nature of a statement without needing specific punctuation.