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The moral lesson of this legend is that true love is stronger than anything else. Since the couple was embracing each other until they died, it proved that they didn't want to be separated and lost from each other. Also, since the lenient Datu Ramilon loved his daughter and did not proscribe her to marry Laon, the two people were able to get married and love each other.
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