Chapter Overview
"The Raven and the Fox" is a classic fable that conveys a strong moral lesson through the actions of its two animal characters. In this story, a raven finds a piece of cheese and perches on a tree to enjoy his treasure. A hungry and cunning fox notices the raven and, desiring the cheese, uses flattery to trick the raven into singing. As the raven opens his beak to sing, the cheese falls, and the fox grabs it, leaving the raven embarrassed and hungry. The story is a vivid example of how vanity can lead to foolish mistakes.
Important Keywords
- Fable: A short story, typically featuring animals, that conveys a moral.
- Vanity: Excessive pride in one’s appearance or achievements.
- Flattery: Excessive or insincere praise used to manipulate others.
- Cunning: Cleverness used to deceive or trick.
- Moral: A lesson learned from a story or event.
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