Aesop's Fables: resumen de Part 206

Qué sucede

1. Rooks and starlings eat the farmer’s grain, but the starlings warn the rooks whenever he asks his boy for the sling.
2. The farmer tells his boy to hand over the sling when he makes a different sound.
3. The flock returns, ignores the new signal, and suffers several hits before escaping beyond reach.
4. A fleeing rook tells some cranes that men conceal their meaning and that several birds die because of it.

En qué fijarte

The rook connects the deaths to the farmer’s concealed meaning. Its warning turns one encounter into a broader claim about men.

Comprobación rápida