Story 05 24 2014

Once upon a time, A fox caught a glimpse of a branch that hanged hung at the top of the wall. The branch was bundled with pleasing, toothsome grapes. The clever fox figured out that on the other side of the wall, there was a tree that was full of the mouthwatering grapes. His mouth drooled with greed and he started to look around to find any opening to enter into the enclosure. Finally, he managed to find one small hole. Unfortunately, his body was too plump to go through the hole. The fox decided to fast.

After 6 days of fasting, he managed to went go through the hole. He ate the grapes with relish/ with great gusto. However, after his big feast of gelatinous grapes, he realized that he was again unable to pass through the small hole. Having no choice, he starved for another 6 days to regain the a body size that can could fit into the hole.

Finally, the fox managed to leave/ left the enclosure after relishing the mouthwatering grape. He again turned back into the original fox that had before go gone into the enclosure.

What is the morale moral of the story? Do you think that the fox is was wasting his effort to go into the enclosure? Somebody might think so, but I disagree. At least he tried, I think.