Summary Of The Raven By Husky

Born with one eye blue and one eye brown, the mixed blood Husky howled at the moon. Raven landed on a branch nearby to listen, as Husky’s continued his sad song to the moon. Raven asks the Husky why he was so sad, so he recited the tale that he must choose to live with a pack of huskies or join his grandfather’s wolf pack. While regaling the tale to Raven, a few other creatures had stopped to listen. Each creature had their own tale of woe or choice, except Racoon.
Racoon spoke quietly as they often do. “Why choose at all? I come and go as I please.” Husky was shocked at Racoon’s casual response. Others were outraged at Racoon, screaming for him to leave. Raven spoke and all listened.
“Racoon lives the way of man by adapting and changing to suit his own needs. He is a scavenger, that is what he is. Husky, you have two eyes: the blue one sees with the sight urban lands and the brown eye sees that of the natural world. You must decide what shows you more, or how you can see through both eyes. You can choose a husky pack which depends on an urban man for …show more content…
Both would spend one lunar cycle with a wolf pack, one with a husky pack, and spend two cycles with just the two of them looking at both worlds while living as a pack of two. They would gather again following their four-cycle learning experience and then speak about what they had learned. Wolf was reluctant at first, asking what about the danger of dying. Raven looked kindly at them and stated, “that is why you are together, one looks out for the other and ensures that the other is safe. Besides, if you need help, just give a howl.” She winked, then all the animals dispersed, except Wolf and Husky. Wolf decided that they would follow the wolf pack first, then husky pack and then they would watch the packs in the same sequence for the last half of their journey. The two set out on their journey, their paws leaving prints in the red dirt path as they walked