AESOP'S FABLES: THE WOLF AND HIS SHADOW MORAL LESSON
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AESOP'S FABLES "THE WOLF AND HIS SHADOW" Aesop's Fable (Aesopica), a collection of fables credited to Aesop who lived in Ancient Greek. It is very popular literature and a wold's best known collection of morality tales. A Wolf left his lair one evening in fine spirits and an excellent appetite. As he ran, the setting sun cast his shadow far out on the ground, and it looked as if the wolf were a hundred times bigger than he really was. The wold suddenly felt proud and boasted that he is better than the Lion to be the King. Just then an immense shadow blotted him out entirely, and the next instant a Lion struck him down with a single blow. MORAL LESSON: DO NOT LET YOUR FANCY MAKE YOU FORGET REALITIES. Here, the wolf was so immersed with his fantasy being better than the Lion to be King when he saw how big his shadow is. Due to his action, he forgets where he was and that the jungle is a dangerous place. As a result, he was stroked by the Lion due to