<prompt> Hlahisa pale ea boiqapelo e fetisang molaetsa, Ketso e ngoe le e ngoe ea mosa e etsa hore lefatše e be sebaka se betere.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate a creative story that conveys the message, Every act of kindness makes the world a better place. . Response in English: Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, there lived a young prince named Henry. Henry was known throughout the kingdom for his gentle spirit and kind heart. One day, he overheard the villagers talking about the troubles they were facing in their daily lives. With empathy in his heart, Henry decided to explore the kingdom and see if he could offer help to anyone in need.The prince began his journey and soon came across an old lady who was struggling to carry a heavy load of firewood. Henry offered to help her and carried the wood to her home. As they walked, the old woman told him about how her husband was ill, and she was finding it challenging to take care of everything all by herself. The prince listened to her attentively and promised to send a doctor to her home to take care of her husband.Henry continued his journey and came across many more people in need. He stopped and helped a farmer fix his broken cart; he played with the orphans and brought them toys and sweets; he sat and talked to a lonely old man and kept him company. These were small acts of kindness, but they brought joy and hope to the people he helped.News of the princes kindness spread throughout the kingdom, and soon, people were inspired to follow in his footsteps. Everywhere you looked, people were helping one another. The kingdom, which had once been filled with sorrow and hardship, was now a happy and thriving community. All because of the princes small acts of kindness.And so the story of Prince Henry teaches us that no matter how small the act, every act of kindness can make a difference. Every act of kindness can make the world a better place. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ya kgale, mmusong o hole, hole, ho ne ho dula kgosana e motjha e bitswang Henry. Henry o ne a tsebahala hohle musong ka moea oa hae o bonolo le pelo e mosa. Ka letsatsi le leng, o ile a utloa baahi ba motse ba bua ka mathata ao ba tobanang le ona bophelong ba bona ba letsatsi le letsatsi. Ka kutloelo-bohloko pelong ea hae, Henry o ile a etsa qeto ea ho hlahloba muso le ho bona hore na a ka fana ka thuso ho mang kapa mang ea hlokang. Khosana a qala leeto la hae me kapele a kopana le mosali-moholo e mong ea neng a sokola ho jara moroalo o boima oa patsi. Henry o ile a ithaopela ho mo thusa me a mo jara patsi eo ho ea ha hae. Ha ba ntse ba tsamaea, mosali-moholo o ile a mo bolella kamoo monna oa hae a neng a kula kateng, me o ne a fumana ho le thata ho hlokomela ntho e ngoe le e ngoe a le mong. Khosana o ile a mo mamela ka hloko me a tšepisa hore o tla romela ngaka lapeng ha hae ho tla hlokomela monna oa hae. Henry o ile a tsoela pele leetong la hae me a kopana le batho ba bangata ba hlokang. O ile a ema eaba o thusa sehoai ho lokisa kariki ea hae e robehileng; o ne a bapala le likhutsana me a li tlisetsa lintho tsa ho bapala le lipompong; o ne a dula mme a bua le monnamoholo ya jewang ke bodutu mme a mo tshwara. Tsena e ne e le liketso tse nyenyane tsa mosa, empa li ile tsa tlisetsa batho bao a neng a ba thusa thabo le tšepo. Litaba tsa mosa oa khosana li ile tsa hasana hohle musong, me ka mora nakoana, batho ba ile ba susumelletseha ho latela mohlala oa hae. Hohle moo u neng u sheba teng, batho ba ne ba thusana. Borena boo, boo pele bo neng bo tletse masoabi le mathata, joale e ne e se e le sechaba se thabileng le se atlehileng. Tsohle ka lebaka la liketso tse nyane tsa mosa tsa khosana. Kahoo pale ea Khosana Henry e re ruta hore ho sa tsotellehe hore na ketso e nyenyane hakae, ketso e ngoe le e ngoe ea mosa e ka etsa phapang. Ketso e ngoe le e ngoe ea mosa e ka etsa hore lefatše e be sebaka se betere. 