Literature - 5 Fables

The first fable is called The Wolf in Sheep's Clothes. The moral of this fable is looks can be deceiving. The wolf tricked the sheep by leading the lamb away from the sheep and eating them. The next fable was The Four Oxen and the Lion. The moral is that there is power in numbers. When the four oxen were together, the lion couldn't do anything to them. When they separated, they were less powerful so the lion got them easily. The third fable was The Fisher and the Little Fish. The moral is even a little bit is good. Just because something is small doesn't mean it isn't enough. The fourth fable is The Crow and the Pitcher. The moral is that even if you think something is impossible, it probably isn't. The Crow found a way to get water. The last fable is The Fox and the Goat. The moral of this story is don't trust everybody. The fox tricked the goat and pulled him right into a trap.