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you deserve all the glory
o tshwanelwa ke di pako

everyone charged with a penal offence has the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law in a public trial at which he has had all the guarantees necessary for his defence.
mongwe le mongwe yo o bonwang molato wa tlolamolao o na le tshwanelo ya go tsewa a se molato go fitlhelela a bonwa molato go ya ka fa molaong mo kgotlatshekelong ya botlhe e mo go yona a ntseng le ditsholofetso tse di maleba le go itshireletsa ga gagwe.

1. the encounter: a mouse, while playing, accidentally disturbs a resting lion. 2. the plea: the mouse, terrified, pleads with the lion to spare its life, promising to be a true friend in return. 3. the mercy: the lion, amused by the small creature's plea, decides to let it go, recognizing that it could never be a threat. 4. the trapped lion: later, the same lion is caught in a hunter's net. 5. the rescue: the mouse hears the lion's cries for help and remembers the kindness shown to it. 6. the favor: the mouse uses its sharp teeth to chew through the thick ropes of the net, freeing the lion. 7. the lesson: the lion realizes that even the smallest creature can be a great help, and that mercy shown can lead to great rewards.
2. the plea: the mouse, terrified, pleads with the lion to spare its life, promising to be a true friend in return. 3. the mercy: the lion, amused by the small creature's plea, decides to let it go, recognizing that it could never be a threat. 4. the trapped lion: later, the same lion is caught in a hunter's net. 5. the rescue: the mouse hears the lion's cries for help and remembers the kindness shown to it. 6. the favor: the mouse uses its sharp teeth to chew through the thick ropes of the net, freeing the lion. 7. the lesson: the lion realizes that even the smallest creature can be a great help, and that mercy shown can lead to great rewards.