1. What Wouldn't You Do?: In their quest for success, neither Jason nor Sarah was willing to compromise their integrity. Despite their ambitious pursuits, both students chose to honor the principles of honesty and the preservation of their school's history over the potential profits they could have gained. They both refrained from unethical actions, demonstrating their commitment to doing what was right.
2. Honor Thy Error as a Hidden Intention: In the beginning, Jason's chair-selling venture was motivated by a desire for personal gain. He saw the chairs as an opportunity to make money and did not anticipate the broader positive impact it would have on the school. However, as the story unfolds, his initial error in judgment becomes a hidden intention. The unintended consequence of revitalizing the school's environment and inspiring his peers becomes a source of honor and pride.
3. It Is Quite Possible (After All): Initially, Jason's idea of selling school chairs on eBay may have seemed far-fetched, even to him. However, the story illustrates that what appeared impossible or unconventional at first glance can, in fact, become a reality. The chair-selling venture proved that hidden opportunities and unexplored potential can yield tangible, positive results, even in the most unexpected places.
* Story was manipulated usisng CharNG 7~10gram models