Footnote to Youth

   


      Rushing things might lead to problems, regardless of whether it is a good option for your life.

       Dudong, the protagonist of "Footnote to Youth," begins byworking in the fields. He is too preoccupied and anxious to inform his father that he hasproposed to Teang, the lady he loves, and she has accepted.

        The clear message of the story is the need for calm and patience before making life-altering decisions.

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