Aesop's Fables: resumen de Part 39

Qué sucede

1. A flea repeatedly bites a man until he searches for it and catches it.
2. The angry man holds the flea between his finger and thumb and challenges its behavior.
3. The frightened flea begs for freedom, arguing that its small size limits the harm it can cause.
4. The man refuses mercy and declares his intention to kill it, while the closing moral rejects pity for scoundrels.

En qué fijarte

The man rejects the flea’s claim that small harm deserves mercy. His statement gives the reason for his refusal to spare it.

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