Crying Apple vs. Laughing Apple

 Once upon a time. Once upon a time, there was a sultan and his three sons. They lead a happy life in their country. One day, while the little boy was sitting in his mansion, he saw an old woman coming to get water from the fountain in the street. The boy threw a small stone into the grandma's jug and broke the jug. Granny went home without saying anything. She took another jug and came back to the fountain. This time the boy threw a stone and broke the jug. Granny went back to her home in silence. The next day, he came back to the fountain in his hand. The boy saw the grandmother coming from above and immediately took another stone in his hand. He threw it at a suitable moment and broke the jug again. Grandma raised her head. - Hey son, I wouldn't say anything. I wish Mevla said that he would fall in love with the crying apple and the smiling apple, and left. After a few days, the boy started to worry about what his grandmother said. He really fell in love with the weeping apple and the laughing apple. It started to turn yellow and fade day by day. Not long after, the sultan heard that his son was sick. Doctors could not understand his problem. One day, a doctor came to the city. They invited him to the palace to have a look. Physician: He said that his illness is nothing but love. The boy finally told his father that he fell in love with the weeping apple and the laughing apple. His father was very upset: He said, "What shall we do now, son? Where shall we find him?" Boy: He replied, "I'll go and find him, as long as you let him." Sultan; - "Son, where will you go with this situation? You don't know who he is or where he is. Give up on this love." Although he did, the boy was not fooled. "I'll definitely go and find it," he said. His brothers to their fathers; - They said, "We will go with him. He will not leave our brother alone, we will definitely find these apples." They prepared the way. Together, the three of them started walking towards countries and cities they did not know. They have gone a long way; they went straight up the creek. Finally, they came to a fountain. They saw an inscription on the stone of the fountain. It was written on the stone: "Those who go to one of the three roads opposite come, those who go to one either come or not, and those who go to the other never come." Big boy; He said, "The one who goes, I will go to the road". The middle boy too; - He said, "I will go to the road as soon as it comes or not". It is up to the little boy to go to the road as soon as he leaves. big boy; - "Which of us comes first from where we go, how does he know whether the others are coming?" said the little boy, rushing forward: - "Let's take the rings off our fingers and put them under this stone. Whoever comes first should remove the stone and get the ring. And whoever comes after will know who hasn't returned." That's how they did it. Each of them went the way they wanted. The big boy is on his way to "outgoing income". Little gone, long gone; He arrived in a country he did not know. There, he entered a bath in the hope that "I will learn something from people who come in". He started to work as a callak in the bath. The middle boy is on the "go or as soon as you go" path. It's just gone, long gone. One day he arrived in a country. He started working in a cafe there. In the end, he became a coffee shop and stayed there. The little boy also fell on the path of "the one who leaves, does not come." He has gone a little, gone a long way. He's walked a long way. One day, sitting and standing, he came to a fountain. He saw that a grandmother was pouring water from this fountain. The boy went to him. - "Grandma, will you host me at your house tonight?" said. at grandmother; He replied, "Oh son, I have a house. My feet go out when I go to bed. I can't fit myself, where should I host you?" The little boy gave the old woman a handful of gold: - When she said, "Oh, grandma, please find a place to sleep for me", for the sake of gold; - He said, "Come, son, come, I have a house and my room... Who else should I host besides you" and took the boy to his house. They had some food at home. Sitting down, the boy asked: - "Oh grandma, there was a crying apple and a laughing apple. Do you know where they are?" As soon as the grandmother heard this, she slapped the boy. — "Shut up! It is forbidden to mention their names." Then the boy took out another handful of gold and gave it. Granny rejoicing; - "Son, you get up tomorrow, you go to the mountain opposite. A shepherd comes there. That shepherd is the shepherd of the palace where there is a crying apple and a smiling apple. If you can enter the palace, you will find the apples there. But after you get the apples, come directly to me," he said. The boy also got up in the morning. He went to the mountain that the woman described. He saw that there was a shepherd grazing sheep. He went and greeted the shepherd. They sat down and started talking. Then the boy told the weeping apple and the laughing apple to the shepherd. Just like the old woman did, the shepherd slapped the boy when he heard this word. The boy who got the slap went crazy. "Oh, shepherd, why did you hit me?" When he said that, the shepherd walked up to him again. "Shut up, you're still talking, are you?" He gave another slap. "His word is forbidden here," he said. The boy begged the shepherd and gave him a handful of gold. The shepherd softened when he saw the gold. He said to the boy: - "I'm going to slaughter a sheep now. I'll take the skin off a coverall. You get in that coverall.