Learning How to Ride a Bike

A father takes his helmeted son out for a bicycle lesson, carefully positioning him and sending him down a broad road. The boy falls almost immediately, but his dad keeps encouraging him and setting up another attempt. After the ordinary tumbles fail to improve matters, the father tries a much more vigorous launch toward a bush. Back on a gentler path, the boy finally pedals away successfully, only for the bicycle to erupt in flames. His father remains reassuring, proposing another try and treating the fire as just one more technique to correct.