Question

Make up a dialogue( or the very short story) to illustrate one of the proverbs: 1. When one loves his art no service seems too hard. 2. The devil is not so black as he is painted. 3. When in doubt leave it out. 4. Art is long, life is short. 5. That's horse of another colour.

Answer 1

2.
- Hi Jason. What's the matter? You look upset.
- It's nothing.
- We are friends, remember? You can tell me.
- Well I was with Richard's friends. And they all expected me to be like my brother. They were disappointed as I can't. I'm not him.
- The devil is not so black as he is painted. Your brother's friends made a big mistake if they didn't give such a good person a chance.
- You're right. I don't need them. Being all by myself is okay for me.
- But you're not alone. You have your family. And me.
- I appreciate that. Seriously. Thanks.

Answer 2

Dialogue to illustrate the proverb "When one loves his art no service seems too hard":

A: Hey, Sarah! I heard you've been working really late nights at the studio lately. How do you manage to stay so motivated?

S: Oh, it's all because of my love for art, Peter. When you truly love what you do, no service seems too hard. It's like a driving force that keeps me going.

A: I wish I had that kind of passion for my work. Sometimes, I find it really challenging to stay committed when things get tough.

S: I understand. But remember, it's not just about the task at hand; it's about the love and dedication you put into it. When you genuinely enjoy what you do, even the most difficult tasks become worthwhile.

A: You're right, Sarah. I guess I need to find that spark within me and truly embrace my work. Your dedication to your art is truly inspiring.

S: Thank you, Peter. It's taken time to cultivate this love for my craft, but it's what keeps me motivated even when I face challenges. I believe that when you love what you do, you can overcome any obstacle that comes your way.

A: I appreciate your perspective, Sarah. I'll try to approach my work with a renewed sense of passion. Maybe then I'll find joy even in the most daunting tasks.

S: That's the spirit, Peter! When you start seeing your work as an expression of your passion, you'll find that no service is too hard. Remember, it's all about the love for your art.

A: Thanks for the advice, Sarah. I'll keep that in mind.