What's the moral of the story to you?

Once upon a time, in a lush forest surrounded by towering mountains, there lived a small, vibrant feather. It belonged to a majestic eagle, soaring high in the skies. One stormy day, as the eagle battled fierce winds, the feather was torn away and carried far from its home.

The feather drifted aimlessly, tossed by the winds, until it landed in a muddy field. Feeling worthless and forgotten, the feather sighed, "What purpose could I possibly serve now? I’m no longer part of the great eagle."

Nearby, a young sparrow heard the feather’s lament. “Even small things can do great deeds,” said the sparrow, nudging the feather gently. “Come with me. Let’s see where the wind takes you.”

Reluctantly, the feather agreed. The sparrow carried it to a little girl who was trying to repair her broken quill pen. Seeing the feather, her face lit up with hope. "This might work!" she exclaimed. She fastened the feather to the pen and began writing with it. Her words flowed, telling stories of courage and hope that inspired everyone in her village.

The feather realized it had found a new purpose, one it had never imagined before. It no longer flew with the eagle, but it soared differently, bringing light to others through the girl’s words.

From that day on, the feather embraced every twist and turn of life, knowing that even the smallest things could make a big difference.