* Opening *

One day, in a house precisely in the living room of Dinda and her mother were sitting while watching TV.
Dinda suddenly said

"Mother, I have to write a fairy tale, but I don't have anything to write"

Mother looked at Dinda then said "hmm .. I have a story, try listening first"

Mother quickly stood up.

Once upon a time, in a forest there were 2 very huge trees called Chintu and Pintu who are siblings.
They are friends with a monkey named Moky. They spend days playing, joking and laughing.

One day Moky acted strange. Chintu also asked "Moky, what's wrong with you? What happened?"
Moky didn't answer, she just jumped here and there, making Chintu and Pintu worry. Not long after
that came a noise.

Chintu saw a Woodcutter holding a chain saw chopping down several trees. The Woodcutter walked
towards them. She also said "This tree is very large, if I sold it seems to be expensive." The Woodcutter
thinks for a moment. "Which one should I cut first?" She said.

Moky jumps in the direction of the Woodcutter, pulls her shirt and bothers her so that it doesn't cut
down Chintu or Pintu. Feeling disturbed The Woodcutter also said "You monkey. Are you wanna die?
Want me to sell you too?".

Chintu and Pintu are worried. Chintu shouted "Moky !! Stop !! Run now, please run". Moky didn't care,
she still tried to stop the Woodcutter. The Woodcutter is so angry that she hits Moky. Moky jumps to
Pintu's branch.

"I have to cut down this tree immediately. I don't have much time." Said the Woodcutter. Without
thinking, she immediately cut down Pintu. Moky fell. "Nooooooooooooooo!!!!" Chintu shouted.
The Woodcutter immediately halves Pintu and then pulls it out of the forest. "Moky, what should we
do? Pintu is gone" Chintu and Moky cried. They couldn't bear to see Pintu cut down.

The next day when it was raining heavily, the Woodcutter returned to the forest to retrieve the
remnants of the Pintu trunk. The sound of thunder and lightning that flash can damage the eardrum of
anyone who hears it. But the Woodcutter remain determined to return to the forest.

The Woodcutter walks in the pouring rain. The water pooled at her feet as high as half her calf. "Damn,
why does it have to rain? Just bother." She said. Chintu and Moky were pensive at the time. They still
can't let Pintu go .

"Moky, look over there! The woodcutter is back again. She really is trash!" Exclaimed Chintu. The
Woodcutter immediately cuts Pintu trunk. Sudden floods head off. Moky immediately took cover in the
Chintu branch. "Calm Moky, you're safe with me." Said Chintu, trying to calm Moky down.

The Woodcutter tries to hold Pintu rod so that it does not get swept away by the flood. "Oh no! Moky,
the woodcutter needs help!" Exclaimed Chintu. Moky remained relaxed in the branches of Chintu
without moving. Her expression was indifferent.

"Moky, don't be like that, after all we have to help her" Said Chintu trying to help Moky. "Help Me !! ~
Please ~ I will grow the tree again if you help me. Please help me. I regret cutting down. Please save me"
The Woodcutter shouted trying to ask for help. "Moky, give her another chance, please" Seeing Chintu
asking for help like that, Moky immediately throws a stick at the Woodcutter. The Woodcutter tries to
grab the branch but Moky doesn't try to pull it back. "Moky !! What are you doing? Quickly pull, she
could die at this rate" Moky reluctantly pulled the twig that had been thrown. The Woodcutter can
finally take shelter on the Chintu branch.

"Moky, give her your banana. Looks like she's hungry," Chintu asked Moky. Moky doesn't care, she still
hates the Woodcutter. "Please give me food, I promise to grow the tree again." Said the Woodcutter in
despair. Moky also gave him a banana.
 A few hours later, the flood receded. "Thank you very much, thanks to you I did not die." Said the
Woodcutter. Moky remained indifferent. "I know you guys are still mad at me. I will immediately grow
the tree again. Wait me here. I will buy fertilizer" Said the Woodcutter immediately ran out of the forest.

"Moky, did she run away? Did she break her promise?" Chintu asked. Moky did not respond. Not long
after the Woodcutter came with a sack of fertilizer. Chintu and Moky smile. "As I promised, I will grow
this tree again" Said the Woodcutter with a smile. The faller immediately fertilizes Pintu and then water
it.

The Woodcutter and Moky lean on the Chintu trunk. "I'm sorry, I never thought that you guys were
very useful to me. I promise not to cut trees again," said the Woodcutter. "You can cut down again, I
know you did it to survive. But on condition, you have to plant seeds in exchange for the tree you have
cut." Chintu said. "Well, I promise," said the Woodcutter. "Anyway, when does Pintu grow again?"
Chintu asked. "I don't know, maybe 2 years later?" Said the Woodcutter. Moky was surprised to hear
it. Moky then grabbed the woodcutter's hair. Eventually they became very close friends.

Closing (outro)

"Mom, I don't understand. Why is Chintu so good to the Woodcutter. She is evil" Asked Dinda to her
mother. "Dinda, no matter how evil humans are to plants and animals. They still will help humans,
whether it be in providing food sources, oxygen or preventing natural disasters. That is why we must
preserve our very useful nature," answered the mother. "Looks like Dinda has to use this tale, this tale
has a deep purpose." Said Dinda. Mother smiled, "Mom, can you repeat the story?" Asked Dinda. "I
can't, my throat is dry" Mother immediately went to the kitchen. "Mom, please, hmm ???" Dinda
chases her mother into the kitchen.