Dialogue about importance of punctuality

Nora	I am very glad that you are in time and have kept your promise.
Neela	As I am punctual [সময়ানুবর্তী], I always try to maintain time.
Nora	Punctuality is a great virtue [গুণ] and it helps to breed all other virtues.
Neela	In fact, punctuality is the quality of doing things at the right time. Its importance is very great.
Nora	A punctual boy prepares his lessons timely and he never lags behind the class.
Neela	When the exam comes, he finds himself well prepared.
Nora	On the contrary, an unpunctual boy attends his school late and misses a part of his lesson.
Neela	Besides, he does not learn his lessons at the right time.
Nora	When the exam comes, he finds a huge [বিশাল] load of arrear [বাকি] lessons.
Neela	He can’t prepare himself and fails or he adopts copying which is very bad.
Nora	Right you are.
Neela	So, he can make little progress in his studies and in the long run he has to repent [অনুশোচনা করা] of his bad habit.
Nora	Exactly, we’ve to realise [উপলব্ধি] that punctuality is important in every sphere [ক্ষেত্র] of life.
Neela	If a man who is to address a public meeting comes late, he keeps so many people waiting and wastes their time.
Nora	In fact, no excuse’s good enough for this want of good sense.
Neela	Moreover, unpunctual attendance in an office or a workshop causes disorder [বিশৃঙ্খলা] and sometimes dislocation of work.
Nora	This may give rise to a lot of harm and cause even disaster.
Neela	Correct, lack of punctuality hampers [ব্যাহত করা] orderly progress. You know, Napoleon lost the Battle of Waterloo, because one of his generals failed to come to his help in time.
Nora	So, we should maintain punctuality at every step.
Neela	We should make it clear to our friends about its importance.
Nora	I thank you very much Neela.
Neela	You’re welcome. See you.