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Aesop's Fables - The Bundle of Sticks
Aesop's Fables - The Bundle of Sticks
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Published Feb 28, 2026
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Updated Mar 1, 2026
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#1
The Bundle of Sticks
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Once there was an old man.
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He had three sons.
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The sons often fought and yelled at one another.
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This made their father feel very bad.
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One day he called his sons together.
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He showed them a bundle of sticks.
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They were tied together.
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"Take this bundle of sticks and break it," he said, handing it to the oldest son.
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"That will be easy," said the son.
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I am very strong.
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The oldest son tried and tried, but the bundle of sticks would not break.
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"You're so weak," the second son cried.
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"You try," their father said to him, handing the bundle to the second son.
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"Easy, I'm the strongest," he said, but he also could not break it.
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The youngest son tried next, but the bundle stayed whole.
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Then their father untied the bundle.
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He handed each son a single stick.
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"Now break them," he said.
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Each son easily broke his stick.
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"Do you see?" asked their father.
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When the sticks are together, they are strong.
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When they are apart, they are weak.
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It is the same with you.
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If you fight and stand alone, you will be weak and can be broken.
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But if you stand together, you will be strong.
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The sons looked at one another.
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Then the oldest one said, "Father, we understand."
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From now on, we will not fight anymore.
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