Granddad:

It doesn’t appear to be an usual scenario. Investigation should be done on this completely. It does appear to be a usually happening scenario after giving some thought about it. But he had crossed his limit. How can I narrate it? By putting to this kind of embarrassment at an old age, what kind of fulfilment he gets? He had voice out; I am suffering from severe diarrhea and hence bedridden, waiting for my end. If I have diarrhea, why should he be granted leave, shouldn't his foolish teacher thought about it. Is he going to medicate me? But my grandson should be really appreciated for one scenario. While studying in 5th standard itself, he is acting with vigour to execute his desires successfully. It appears that he will become very successful in the future. However, it is not correct. Isn’t it an elder’s duty to teach good virtues to him?
He should be taught with good habits definitely.

Grandson:

I am getting distressed to ask this question to an opinionated person saying, “Freedom is my patrimony.” The question is, “Is there an age limit to acquire this birthright freedom?” Should my freedom be cut off just because I am studying only 5th Standard? Nobody has rights to justify that this is an absolutely sane reason. Actually, I desired to watch a movie. If it is true that cinema is not a condemnable media, then there is no need for a teacher to warn me about that. Who is that Shakila?

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