Two frogs
Two frogs fell into a bucket of milk. One, who did nothing to save himself, soon drowned. But the other, the wall of the pail was smooth and there was no way to hang on, but as he was jumping to jump out, the butter was hit and he was saved by the fluff.
This lesson is a reminder that when there is no way out, when everything is hopeless, effort is appreciated, and when people and other options are overlooked, it can lead to misfortune.

The donkey and the well
A donkey fell into a dry well without water. The owner, unable to get him out, called his neighbors and decided to bury the dry well. The poor donkey cried piteously, but began to make dirt on top of it. At this time, the owner, who was surprised that the donkey stopped braying, went to the well, quickly shook off the dirt that fell from the donkey, climbed on it and climbed up to the height of the falling dirt, and was saved.
Doesn't this lesson show that in some cases, it is possible to turn the negative actions and unpleasant words of others to your advantage without denying or arguing?