Rowley and the rare coin

83.Rowley Jefferson was a 11 year old child who had a love for anything and everything. His mother told him to go the the park, but naturally he refused and ended up at his grandmother's house, as it was across the street from his own.
At his grandmother's house, there were many kinds of treasures, most notably an old cow pat, a dead fly, and a vase supposedly crushed by King Henry the 8th. Rowley wanted to take something, as he had a habit of finding things and taking them with him. He saw a rare coin with the photo of Momo, his childhood hero, and decided to take it without thinking of the consequences.
On the ride home, Rowley and his dad passed a local zoo. As they drove by, Rowley noticed that the monkeys in the cage were picking apart a child who had large ears. When they got closer, the monkeys started screaming, 'Were you, were you!' As they drove by, Rowley's dad gave him a hard look, as if scolding him for taking the coin.
When they got home, Rowley's dad was already in the know. He was washing all of Rowley's clothes, including his pants. When Rowley glanced outside, he saw his dad sitting on the lawn in the nude, with kids pointing and laughing at his bum.
Rowley realized how wrong it was to take the coin, and decided to return it back to its rightful owner. He ran back to the washing machine, which had already finished, but all of the clothes were gone, including the coin. In a panic, Rowley ran to his grandmother's house and confessed to taking the coin. She explained that it actually belonged to her husband, who had already passed away. She said that she had only used him for his money and chuckled as she set the coin on the mantle above the fireplace.
Rowley's dads clothes had disapeerd in the washing machiene. so the replaced the machien leving the washing machiene for rowley to play with i the garden, but the people at the park were still pointing and laughing at his bumhole. Even though it was embarrassing for both of them, it was a valuable lesson for Rowley to learn. This valuable lesson taught him both to be honest and obedient, without stealing someone else’s property.
By the end of the day, Rowley learned to always take responsibility for the consequences of his actions and that no matter how small his mistakes are, they will always have a great moral impact. He realized that it's not worth it to take someone else’s property, and naturally began to treat the things around him with great respect.
Overall, what Rowley had experienced that day was an invaluable part of his life experience. In the future, he would come to understand and appreciate the value of honesty and selflessness, and the importance of making responsible decisions which take into account all of the potential consequences.