An Indian woman cooked 2 shrimps every morning, kept one for her family and put the other on her window for passers-by. Every time he put his Gambira on his window, he prayed for his son, who had been missing for many months, and asked for his safe return. Soon, the woman noticed that a hunchback kept coming to pick up these shrimps. Every day, when he takes the shrimp, he takes it away muttering, "The bad things you do stay with you, but the good things come back." This situation continued for a long time, and the woman began to dislike it, saying that she would leave without a single thank you, muttering only one thing. Once, when a woman was angry and frustrated, she thought "let's get rid of this hunchback" and poisoned her second shrimp. However, when he tried to put it on the window, his hand almost fell off, and he threw it into the fire, then he made another one and put it on. A hunchbacked man came and took the shrimp away after saying the same words he used to say. Then, that evening, at the sound of a knock at the door, the woman opened it, and her son was standing there, tired and hungry, in ragged clothes, unable to stand on his feet. "Mom! It's a miracle that I'm standing like this! I was coming to a place near here and fainted because of hunger. At that moment, a hunchbacked man passed by and if he hadn't helped me, I would have died. That shrimp was his food for the whole day, but because you need it more, you gave it to me to eat." Hearing this, the woman realized that she had made poisonous shrimp, and that her son would have died if she hadn't put it in the fire. She leaned against the wall and sat down without falling. Therefore, people should strive to do good, even if they don't appreciate it.