Daria Sleziona

’’Unique fox and ordinary grapes”

One of the most known vital functions of foxes is to migrate, and in post-meridian
latitudes with excessively high temperatures, a special fox used this four-legged
means of transportation.While undertaking this wandering program, he realized
that this environment was rich in annual herbaceous plants and temperate
deciduous varieties. These plants were colorful and some of them were edible.
Although, a plant that drew his special attention were grapes. As Mr. Fox was very
thirsty and weak, he began to wonder if the solution to his problem was right in
front of him. That's why the fox decided to jump up to reach the juicy grapes. The
fox tried and tried, but without success. His failure, as expected, led the fox to
frustration and resignation. The conflict was effectively resolved when the fox
postulated that either it experienced visual hallucinations manifested in the form
of grapes and induced by heat and dehydration, or that, if they did exist, the
grapes in question were prone to being immature and thus strongly stimulating
the senses of bitterness on the surface of the tongue (they were simply not good
because it was not their season yet). The fox, not getting what he wanted, justified
himself by the fact (or perhaps he wanted to console himself) that
"After all, everybody knows that grapes are carcinogenic."