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===Dramatic Cycles===
 
===Dramatic Cycles===
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* ((foxTakeCheese,foxHasCheese,fox,animals),((foxTakeCheese,crowHasCheese,crow,animals))
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If the fox takes the cheese, he is satisfied, not the crow.
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* ((crowTakeCheese,crowHasCheese,crow,animals),((crowTakeCheese,foxHasCheese,fox,animals))
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And reciprocally, if the crow takes the cheese, he is satisfied, not the fox.
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* ((sing,beAdmired,crow),(sing,cheeseFalls,crowHasCheese,crow))
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Singing enables the crow to be admired (in his eyes) but also leads to loosing the cheese.
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===Comments===
 
===Comments===
 
[[Category:Fables]]
 
[[Category:Fables]]

Revision as of 10:21, 24 September 2015

Aesop's Fables - 9. The Fox & the Crow

- The Aesop's fables dramatic structures -

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Text

Text available here

Structure

The Fox & the Crow

Dramatic Cycles

  • ((foxTakeCheese,foxHasCheese,fox,animals),((foxTakeCheese,crowHasCheese,crow,animals))

If the fox takes the cheese, he is satisfied, not the crow.

  • ((crowTakeCheese,crowHasCheese,crow,animals),((crowTakeCheese,foxHasCheese,fox,animals))

And reciprocally, if the crow takes the cheese, he is satisfied, not the fox.

  • ((sing,beAdmired,crow),(sing,cheeseFalls,crowHasCheese,crow))

Singing enables the crow to be admired (in his eyes) but also leads to loosing the cheese.

Comments