Thomas S. Monson and a friend were disobedient when they were told to remove wild grass. Thomas thought it would be a great idea to set it on fire. His friend agreed and they both went to get a match. They thought that the fire would stop on the place they wanted and extinguish itself. Instead of that happening, the fire burned lots of land that could have ended worse. They called for help and people came to extinguish it. If they didn't disobey, the fire wouldn't have cause a close wild fire, but if they did, the fire could've ended worse. They both learned their lesson and will never disobey again.