Passage 1/Audio Passage 2
Read this line from Passage 1 about the
Wolf.
The Lion laughed and called out in
reply. It was justly yours, no doubt!
The gift of a friend, perhaps, eh?"
He dared not resist, but when the
Lion had gone some distance he
said, 'It is most unjust of you to take
what's mine away from me like
that."
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of Aesop's The Wolf and the Lion
What does the Audlo suggest about
this statement?
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The Wolf feels humble
The Wolf feels annoyed.
The Wolf feels independent
The Wolf feels suspicious.
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The wolf actually stole the lamb. Now, the lion is stealing the lamb from the wolf. When the lion reminds the wolf that he is being a hypocrite.

Explanation:

Look at it from this perspective: The strong prevail - they usually win. So in reality, the wolf overpowered the lamb and stole him from the farmer. Now, the stronger of the two (wolf, lion) explains that I am only doing what you did I stole just like you stole. Was it ever really yours to begin with - you stole it too.

he is. some of his decisions were very irresponsible and did lead to the death of both romeo and juliet, such as him marrying them too quick or him not clarifying romeo's plan with him.

basically he did not think things through well enough or at all.

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