Then are three fables that include fellowship treason, and deception

“ The Fox and the Cat” In this fable, a fox and a cat were great musketeers. One day, the fox boasted to the cat about how clever he was at escaping peril. The cat boasted back that he was just as clever at avoiding peril. The two decided to put their chops to the test, and the fox led the cat to a near planter’s yard. The fox told the cat to climb up a tree to escape the planter, but when the cat got to the top, the fox called out to the planter,” Look, over in the tree! There is a cat!” The cat was caught, and the fox escaped, leaving the cat to take the blame.

“ The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” This fable tells the story of a wolf who disguised himself as a lamb, hoping to trick the cowgirl and steal some of his flock. The wolf was successful in his deception, and managed to steal several lamb before being caught. The moral of the story is” Do not trust appearances; they can be deceiving.”

“ The Tortoise and the Hare” In this fable, a hare and a tortoise were musketeers. One day, they decided to have a race. The hare was confident he’d win, so he took a nap interior through the race, allowing he’d plenitude of time to spare. still, the tortoise continued steadily and ultimately passed the hare, winning the race. The moral of the story is” Slow and steady wins the race.”