Fintan turns down Superhero opportunity.
A couple of days ago, Syahidah my wife, made an interesting proposition to Fintan, five.
"Fintan", she began, with the air of something important to come.
He looked up at her, hearing her tone and waited.
"If I sent you to a hospital and they could replace your arms and legs with metal ones - and made you superstrong, would you do that?"
His consideration took but an instant.
"No. Because then I would be heavy."
His eyes seemed to weary at the prospect of dragging so much weight around. That, therefore, put paid to Fintan's transformation into a superhero. He would rather be light on his feet, than clank around all day, great in strength, yes...but, more importantly to him, great in weight too.
As for my perspective: Fintan doesn't need to change, to become a "superhero"...for he is a hero, enough for me, such is his spirit. Be just the way you are Fintan - for that is more than enough.
(If you would like to learn more of Ainan Celeste Cawley, a scientific child prodigy, aged eight years and seven months, or his gifted brothers, Fintan, five years exactly, and Tiarnan, twenty-eight months, please go to:http://scientific-child-prodigy.blogspot.com/2006/10/scientific-child-prodigy-guide.html I also write of gifted education, IQ, intelligence, the Irish, the Malays, Singapore, College, University, Chemistry, Science, genetics, left-handedness, precocity, child prodigy, child genius, baby genius, adult genius, savant, wunderkind, wonderkind, genio, гений ребенок prodigy, genie, μεγαλοφυία θαύμα παιδιών, bambino, kind.
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4 Comments:
every child is a hero in the eyes of their parents
That is true. However, in some cases, the parents are right...
Thanks for your comment.
i dont get what you mean by the parents are right :S
I mean that, in some cases, it is not just parental bias that comes to a particular view of a child but, in fact, it is an accurate assessment of who they are. Don't forget that the parents, of all people, know their children's characters better than any outsider.
Thanks.
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