The Mean Lion And The Wolf Analysis

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The mean Lion, and The Wolf Pack.
One day there was mean ferocious lion, he was so mean that he would bully the little pups, take their food, so that they didn’t have anything to eat. The pups asked each other, “how are we going to stop him from taking our food?” the alpha wolf overheard and said “I’ll show you, follow me”. They trotted after him and saw the mean lion eating his supper, the lion has been known for stealing other animal’s meals, the alpha confronted the lion, and the lion backed down, the alpha wolf said, “it’s time to give him a taste of his own medicine” the alpha and his pups decided to do the same back to him. “Hey, what am I going to eat now? Said the lion.
What goes around, Comes around.

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