Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there was an outlaw named Jack. Jack was a notorious outlaw, known for stealing from the rich and giving to the poor. But, the authority of the land, the Sheriff and his men, were determined to catch Jack and bring him to justice.

One day, Jack and his gang decided to rob a rich merchant's store. They were surprised to find that all the goods in the store were inedible. They were things like rocks, sticks, and mud. Jack and his gang were confused, but they took the inedible goods anyway.

When they got back to their hideout, they found that the Sheriff and his men had followed them. The Sheriff said, "Jack, we have been looking for you. You are under arrest for stealing from the rich and giving to the poor."

But Jack had an idea. "Sheriff," he said, "we didn't steal from the rich. We stole from the rich merchant's store, but all the goods were inedible. We didn't know what to do with them, so we decided to give them to the poor."

The Sheriff and his men were surprised. They had never heard of such a thing. They realized that Jack wasn't a bad outlaw after all. He was just trying to help the poor.

The Sheriff said, "Jack, you are free to go. But, from now on, please don't steal from the rich. There are other ways to help the poor."

From that day on, Jack and his gang became known as the "Outlaws of Charity." They helped the poor in many ways, and they were loved by all. The end.

Reflections

1. Why did Jack and his gang steal from the rich merchant's store?
2. Why were Jack and his gang confused when they found inedible goods in the store?
3. Why did the Sheriff change his mind about Jack being a bad outlaw?
4. How did Jack and his gang help the poor after the incident with the inedible goods?