The moral might be about the power of strategy. Even if you are small or weak in physical strength, if you have a good plan, you can overcome a more powerful adversary. In this story, the small people must have used clever strategies to trap the large man.
One possible moral could be that unity is strength. The small people working together can achieve something that would be impossible for them individually, like trapping the large man.
I'm not sure which specific'many small people trap large man story' you are referring to. It could be a fable or a fictional scenario. Maybe it's about a group of small but clever individuals outwitting a big and perhaps overconfident man through their combined efforts and strategies.
The moral might be about selflessness. Just like the girl who used the magic coin for others. It tells us that thinking about others' needs before our own can lead to great rewards, not just material but also in terms of happiness and good fortune.
One could be about a little rabbit who learns to share its carrots with others and discovers the joy of giving.
One possible moral could be that size doesn't matter when it comes to kindness. Just like the giant man could be kind to the tiny people despite the great difference in their sizes.
One moral is that kindness will be rewarded. Cinderella was kind even though she was treated badly, and in the end, she got a happy ending with the prince.
It's hard to say without knowing the story. But if it's a story about sharing, the moral might be that sharing brings more happiness. For example, if a character shares their food with a hungry animal and in return gets help from the animal later.
The moral of a small story could be 'Kindness pays off'. For example, if a story is about someone helping a stranger and later getting unexpected help in return.
How about 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf'? It warns us about the dangers of lying and the loss of trust. It's a simple but powerful tale with an important lesson.
One possible moral could be the importance of being prepared. If the man in the woods was unprepared and faced difficulties, it shows that we should always plan ahead in life.
One possible moral could be the importance of professionalism. Just like the serious man dentist, when we are serious about our work, we are more likely to do a good job. His focus and attention to detail led to successful treatments for his patients.