The Crow And The Sheep
- ️Mon Jul 08 2024
"Crow and the sheep" is one of Aesop's Fables. A crow perches on a sheep's back, much to the latter's annoyance. Next day, the sheep calls the crow out if it did the same to a dog, then the dog would kill it. The crow admits it knows that and it only respects the strong, not the weak.
Tropes:
- Bullying a Dragon: Defied. The sheep calls the crow out it would not dare to sit on a dog's back. The crow admits that because it knows a dog would kill it for that.
- Defied Trope: With Bullying a Dragon. The sheep calls the crow out it would not dare to sit on a dog's back. The crow admits that because it knows a dog would kill it for that.
- Minimalist Cast: The crow and sheep are the only two characters appearing in this tale.
- Nameless Narrative: No one is ever named in this tale.
- The Noun and the Noun: It is called "crow and the sheep".