A Letter to God Class 10 English Complete Chapter Summary Under 10 Mins | CBSE Class 10 Boards 2023
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A poor farmer named Lencho, devastated by a hailstorm, writes a letter to God asking for 100 pesos to sow his field. The postmaster, moved by Lencho's faith, collects money from employees to help, but Lencho is upset to receive only 70 pesos and accuses the employees of stealing the rest in another letter to God.
Insights
- Lencho's unwavering faith in God and his belief that divine intervention would solve his problems showcase the power of faith and hope in challenging times, highlighting the importance of maintaining trust and optimism even in adversity.
- The story underscores the theme of human kindness and compassion, as demonstrated by the postmaster and the post office employees who, moved by Lencho's faith, came together to help him in his time of need, emphasizing the significance of empathy and solidarity in supporting those facing hardships.
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Summary
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"Faithful farmer seeks God's help"
- "A Letter to God" is a story by G.L. Fuentes about a poor farmer named Lencho who, despite facing a devastating hailstorm that destroyed his crops, maintained a strong faith in God.
- Lencho, believing God would help him, wrote a letter requesting 100 pesos to sow his field again and prevent his family from starving. The postmaster, moved by Lencho's faith, collected money from the post office employees to assist him.
- Lencho, upon receiving the money, was upset to find only 70 pesos instead of the 100 he requested. He wrote another letter to God, accusing the post office employees of stealing the remaining 30 pesos and asking for the money not to be sent through the mail.
