You cannot simply assume assumptions about someones actions without thinking

Of what reason the might be doing it.

Its important to put yourself in the persons point of view and ask yourself why they might

Be doing such thing.

Another lesson I've learnt from this short film, is that if you fulfill good actions to other 

People, the good action will also come down to you at some point.

In my opinion one of the main lessons in the film is:  

Before you act against someone, look at the situation from his point of view.

This message is expressed in the film because it shows how the film changed so drastically once Joy understood the real reason why the heron was taking the worms.

Another lesson that one can take from the film is:

If you commit an act of kindness, chances are, that you will be rewarded with one in return.

This message is evident in the end of the film when the heron gives many fish to Joy after she gave it the worms needed to feed it's babies.

 

 

The lesson I learned from the short film was that when you are kind to others kindness comes back to you. When the dog decided to be kind to the heron and give it worms so it could feed its children the bird came back to the bout with fish for the dog so that the fisherman would be proud of the dog, which is what the dog wanted all along

In my opinion the moral of the story is

that by giving kindness to others you will be rewarded with kindness back. In the movie you can see this happening when the Heron tries to take worms from Joy and her owner Joy barks at the Heron which makes the Heron fly away. Later on you can see the Heron coming back for the worms but again she isn't able to take them. Joy later on sees the Heron trying to feed her babies with fish but the fish is too big for the baby's mouth. Joy feels bad so she takes a pile of worms and puts it on the front of the boat for the Heron to take. The Heron takes the worms and feeds her babies and comes back to reward Joy for her kindness with a pile of fish. 

The lesson I learned from the short movie “Joy and Heron” is that you can’t always know the purpose of people. In the movie Heron tries to steal the worms from the fisherman and because of that Joy barks at him. Later he finds out that Heron tried to feed his babies and gives him a bunch of worms.

Joy and his owner went fishing expecting to get fish but they ended up getting and something worth more than the fish.

Shortly after joy managed to scare away a worm stealing Herron by barking at it and also scaring the fish in the area Joy’s owner told joy to be quiet with a not so friendly tone in his voice ,Joy knew that the Herron wanted to steal the worms which joy’s owner used it as baits for fish so Joy waited for the Herron and it wasn’t long until the Herron came back but this time Joy was prepared and they bit a worm and tore it in half Joy and the Herron got launched into different directions making a loud sound when the Herron touched the back of the boat making Joy’s owner aware that the Herron tried to steal the worms and Joy was only trying to protect the baits ,Joy’s owner scared the Herron away and Joy got his head patted by his owner, Joy’s happiness was one after Joy saw the baby Herons refusing the fish which the big Herron brought them and they would only eat worms which are easy to chew and swallow therefore Joy decided to do an act of kindness by taking a large amount of worms an giving it to the Herron as a thank you gift the Herron brought a big amount of fish and Joy’s owner not knowing about a thing Joy gets its patted by its owner.                                                                        The lesson of the story is to never judge a book by its cover like joy judged the Herron.

By Daniel Abadi

So if you do good things you can get what you want which is what happened in this story as the dog got the fish he ought to.