Allegory Narrative - Ruthless Life of a Old Man

Ruthless Life of a Old Man

Once Upon a Time there was an old man that lived in a cave. Everything the old man had was usually working for a master as he left on and off. The old man was usually the one who got awarded for his stewardship to the master. The old man was working for no reason at all. The old man had many talents and did not either leaving him hopeless with a cruel master to nag him on simply things he did not get right. The old man had dreams of doing much more than working for the master.

The old man had many talents. He could sing, write poems, and building things, that’s why he got all the attention from the master. He wouldn’t use them for himself but he would for the master. If the old man had used his talents he would probably build boats, things out of steel and be a craftsmen for his on job. The old man had little money to accomplish things like that. The master would only give out little money for his reward and it wasn’t enough for the old man to buy steel or wood.

As 40 days and 40 nights pass on the old man asks for inheritance from the master. The master says, “ No, you’re my favorite worker, I would never give you away”. The master leaves for 3 days to do some work. The old man asks again for inheritance from the master he says, “ No!”. He goes back to the cave and prays to the father for his inheritance. Next day the master calls on him from working and the others are surprised to see him calling the old man. The master says, “ I will give you inheritence and let you leave”. The old was given lots