<prompt> Theha papiso ea boiqapelo bakeng sa mohopolo oa botsitso.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Construct a creative analogy for the concept of resilience. . Response in English: Resilience is like a rubber band - it stretches under pressure, expands and bends when forces are applied, but always returns to its original shape. It may be pulled in different directions and can withstand the tension, and even when it has been stretched to its limits, it still finds the strength to bounce back. Similarly, a resilient person may face tough times, obstacles, and adversities, but they find ways to cope, adapt, and recover. They may bend but never break, and with each challenge, they grow stronger, becoming better able to handle the next test of their strength. . Response in Sesotho: Ho mamella ho tšoana le sehlopha sa rabara - se otlolla tlasa khatello, se atoloha le ho khumama ha matla a sebelisoa, empa kamehla a khutlela sebopeho sa eona sa pele. E ka na ea huleloa ka mahlakoreng a sa tšoaneng me e khona ho mamella tsitsipano, me leha e se e otlolohile ho fihlela moo e fellang teng, e ntse e fumana matla a ho khutlela morao. Ka ho tšoanang, motho ea tenyetsehang a ka na a tobana le linako tse thata, litšitiso le litsietsi, empa o fumana litsela tsa ho sebetsana ka katleho le boemo, ho ikamahanya le maemo le ho hlaphoheloa. Li ka na tsa inama empa le ka mohla li se ke tsa robeha, me phephetsong ka ngoe, li matlafala, li khona ho sebetsana hamolemo le teko e latelang ea matla a tsona. 