What did all the other young bulls dream about what did they do to make their dream come true
All the other young bulls in Ferdinand's pasture dreamed of being chosen to compete in the bullfights in Madrid. They would spend their days practicing bucking and goring each other, hoping to impress the men who came to choose the bulls for the fights.
To make their dreams come true, the other bulls would train hard and try to be the biggest and strongest bulls in the herd. They would also try to be the most aggressive and ferocious, hoping that this would make them more desirable to the bullfight organizers.
However, Ferdinand was different from the other bulls. He didn't care about fighting or being the biggest and strongest. He just wanted to sit under his favorite cork tree and smell the flowers.
One day, five men came to the pasture to choose a bull for the bullfights. Ferdinand was sitting under his cork tree, as usual, when he accidentally sat on a bumblebee. The bee stung him, and Ferdinand jumped up in pain, bucking and snorting wildly.
The men saw Ferdinand's reaction and thought that he was a very fierce bull. They chose him to fight in the bullfights in Madrid.
However, when Ferdinand was brought to the bullring, he refused to fight. He just sat down in the middle of the ring and admired the flowers that the women in the audience were wearing.
The men were very angry and disappointed. They tried to provoke Ferdinand into fighting, but he wouldn't budge.
In the end, the men had to give up and give Ferdinand back to his farmer. Ferdinand was happy to be back home with his mother and the other cows. He never wanted to see the bullring again.
The other young bulls continued to dream of fighting in the bullfights in Madrid. They trained hard and competed with each other, hoping to be chosen one day.
However, Ferdinand's story teaches us that it's important to be true to yourself and to follow your own dreams. Even if your dreams are different from what everyone else expects of you, you should still pursue them.