Aesop's Fables: resumen de Part 116

Qué sucede

1. A Cat pounces on a Cock and seeks an excuse to eat him, knowing she should not.
2. She accuses him of waking people at night and threatens to kill him.
3. The Cock argues that his crowing helps men wake and reach work on time.
4. The Cat dismisses his defence, insists on having dinner, and kills and eats him.
5. The closing moral states that a villain commits crime even without good excuses.

En qué fijarte

The moral explains why the Cock’s defence fails. The Cat’s appetite, not the strength of her accusation, determines her action.

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