I thus survived the story

What makes a story?

 
Its story line, its narration, the introduction of characters, and the climax. And everyone wants to be the hero of the story. This desire often pushes people to jump into the narrative and act against the characters they perceive as obstacles.

But not many want to be truly involved in the story. Instead, they make sure the story doesn’t turn against them—they simply survive it. They don’t care which direction the story takes, as long as it doesn’t pull them into discomfort or conflict.

Yet the story of life is notorious. It will make sure you respond to its call, one way or another—no matter how much you pretend not to care. Life may not always travel with you, but it will find a way to reach you, even remotely.

At first, the story might give you a bitter impression. But once it truly touches you, that bitterness can transform into something unexpectedly sweet.

Beware!!! We can change the narrative!!!

Have you ever been into a situation wherein you did something good but someone who gained your confidence threaten you of changing the entire narrative for a reason unknown to you? Ultimately you end up being blackmailed.

A simple accident has occurred involving two men. The person driving a two wheeler crashes on the bystander to avoid hitting a kid who run into the road by mistake. This fact is acknowledged by the person who was hit but unfortunately he faints and kid vanishes from the scene.

A group of men cross the location of accident and the biker tries to convince the incident to them. But one among the group who had a personal vendetta with the biker due to a previous brawl convinces the group that biker intentionally hit the bystander and converts a simple accident into a fight between two localities.

One among the group intelligently points out the need to shift the patient to the hospital and after the treatment people come to know that a kid was saved from the severe injury.

This is just a imaginary story. But most of the group brawls it may between two groups or between two  localities etc find its roots to a feeble reason which has no material or meaning. What fuels the violence is that feel of hatred which chooses vicious narrative to forward the grudge.

Changing the narrative for personal gains and vendetta is the most shameful thing to follow. However complex the web of misinformation is weaved a simple fact check with natural narrative as a barometer will expose the troublemaker for sure.