Forth part of the tale: 'Special Colored Glasses' The man with gray glasses was very upset, he hit his friend and made him fall down. As a result of the fall, his glasses were broken. He tried to put his glasses on because he thought that he couldn't see well without them, his surprise was very great when he couldn't use them, they were broken so he had to watch around him with no colored glasses. The man with gray glasses told the other with red glasses: 'I am very sorry, How sorry I am! it's my fault! I should not have done that, I'd like to offer my sincerest apologies to you! I didn't pretend to hurt you. I lost my temper. I beg your pardon, it's better to forget that sad incident. Do you fancy drinking a glass of wine with me?' Red glasses' man amazed to see his friend as he was and not as his glasses made him see him, accepted his invitation and after a time they were in front of a drink and the former man with red glasses dared to ask gray glasses' man 'Why you didn't take your glasses off and you could tell me if you didn't feel more comfortable without them.

Third part of 'Special Colored Glasses'. One day a person who wore gray glasses was arguing with another one who wore red glasses. - Listen to me, said the one with red glasses, a friend who wears yellow glasses told me you are going saying bad things about me. In fact, yesterday, he said that 'you affirmed I was very silly and ignorant'. - I have never said such a bad thing. Although, the truth is that you are very odd if you believe what you hear. - And you are an annoyed person who is always shouting. At least I don't usually fight others as much as you do. - You don't notice that everyone takes advantage of you and laughs at you. - Nobody laughs at me, you are a bad fellow. - Actually, that man over there with yellow glasses is telling a joke about presumptuous people like you. - That is false, nobody would like to bother me. - You have just convinced me that you are the silliest man in the whole world. You believe what a liar says and you don't believe me.

Second part of the tale: 'Special Colored Glasses' The first days, people were happy with their new glasses: 'You see everything is wonderful', said pink glasses. 'What are you saying? Everything is sad', said black glasses. 'How silly you are!' Was the comment from gray glasses. On the other hand, yellow glasses said 'My friends look happy and I was so awful'. And white glasses who didn't understand anything was always asking himself 'Why are my friends arguing I don't understand anything?'. Progressivily, discussions were stronger and stronger, and after some days, all were angry and looking the chance to make bad things with each other. One yellow glasses started to gossip about others, to tell his neighbors' bad things, sometimes exaggerations and more often ugly lies. Of course, that got very big unfriendly relationships done among everyone. On the other hand, red glasses usually make others be disgusted, nobody wanted to be their fellows in works or spare time. Who wore pink, green or white glasses, they had made themselves very friends but they didn't trust other sorts of persons.

First part of a tale 'Special Colored Glasses' In a little village all the people who lived there were happy and they lived without any fight, everyone did what he had to do and everyone just lived with the things he had. Nevertheless, one day a seller came to the village and he said he sold some wonderful, colored magic glasses which had the power to let people see the world much funnier and started to sell them among the village inhabitants. In the beginning, nobody wanted to buy the glasses because they said: Why should I have to buy colored glasses if at least there were useful to make bigger letters? One glasses were pink and they made people see the world happier and sweeter, some of them were green and their owners though all troubles could have a fast solving, there were black glasses and made them believe all in the world was sadness and hopelessness, others were red with them people usually were angry and shouting each other, even he had yellow glasses, the envy rules the life of these people, with glasses, the innocence predominated in their lives. Besides, he had the lest sold the gray glasses they believed all their neighbors were silly.

Fifth part of the tale: 'A Man Wants his Friend to Be Less Trusted' They came off from the trial, our confident friend was very angry and promised his friend that he would not lend him more money anymore, while the incredulous man said: 'Do not be angry with me. I told you that I had returned the money, look in the left pocket of your coat, there you have your money, all of them. I just want to make you understand that even the best friend could try to lie to you one day.' In front of those words confident man said: 'You see I could and I can still trust you. Listen to me you need this coat more than me, so take it and invite me to have a drink and be friends again. A good close friend is gold'.

Fourth part of the tale: 'A Man Wants his Friend to Be Less Trusted' When they were before the trial, the incredulous man before answering the judge he asked his friend if he could take for a short time the coat he was borrowed when they came to the trial, And while his friend took care of the coat he told the judge that he had already returned his friend all the money and, obviously, his friend had to have forgot that. The both men insisted in their statements, the confident man taking care of the coat while the incredulous man moving his hands to touch the coat, so the judge decided that since they are honorable men and good citizens he is going to make them to swear on the Holy Bible about what they are saying. Both men did so, they swear there are telling the truth. The judge agreed that he could not condemn either of them, since he had no document confirming the complainants' words.

Third part of the tale: 'A Man Wants his Friend to Be Less Trusted' 'Which money are you talking about? I have not heard anything about it. The small amount you lent me one day I gave it back a long time ago. Don't insist on returning more money because I don't have to give you anything back. I have already returned all you lend me a long time ago'. Said his friend. After insisting him several times and no have his money back, the most confident man decided he will never trust his friend anymore and consequently he denounced him before the judge. The day the both men were call by the judge, Our incredulous man ask his friend for a coat because that day was very cold and as he did not have any coat he couldn't go to the judge. This way he took a coat and then he put the borrowed money in his coat pocket. (Tomorrow more)

'A Man Wants his Friend to Be Less Trusted' Second part. After four times asking and returning the money, the most incredulous man told the confident one. 'look, I am in serious trouble and I need immediately one hundred coins, I know I have abused of you too much, but I assure you this is the last time, I promise' The confident man confirmed that he trusted him and lend him all the money he demanded. After ten days the confident man asks him for returning his money. But his friend told him a lot of lies wanting to ignore him. These kind of stuff. 'I am in a hurry, now I can't hear you, tomorrow we can speak' or ''You are very helpful but now I can't attend you, don't worry I have what you are saying in my mind, I am very grateful of you'. Two months were passed and until that moment our confident man didn't have got his money. His friend always found some elusive to avoid talking to him. Then the confident man threatened his friend to bring him before the judge if he did not return his money.

First part of a new tale: 'A Man Wants his Friend to Be Less Trusted' Two men who were very good friends used to discuss about the level of trusted one person had to be on others. The first one usually said. 'You can not trust on anyone. All people will try to take some advantage of you'. While the other man used to say. 'Don't be mistrustful. You can find everywhere good men who are ready to help you' This controversy continued for weeks, months and years and any of them came to convince the other. One day, the most distrustful man was thinking for hours about the way his friend could change his mind. And one day he found it and made the decision to put it into practice. Then, the next day, he borrowed ten coins to his friend because he was in trouble. Of course, a few days later he returned all the money expressing his greatest gratitude. That trick he did it several times. He borrowed and immediately returned the money. The most confident man always told him. 'See, I can trust you on any occasion'