The Fox

(The Fox Hunt by Winslow Homer)

Do you feel empathy? What about for the fox? Could you ever feel empathy for her? Do you keep telling yourself that she got what she deserved? You can't help both sides and not expect your downfall to be inevitable. She wanted to be the strongest. She craved power, yet she did not wait patiently like the wolf. She tried to please everyone. She loved the wolf, trusted the rabbit, befriended the deer, and followed the bear. This  was the problem at hand. To raise one up you must bring down another. The fox knew she had to stab one to please another. She accomplished this thoroughly. Sure she broke hearts and lead people astray, but that is what she wanted. The fox was beautiful with her red fur. She always tried to find people to follow her. She lead them to the mountain. She knew that she could not reach that mountain. She wanted to feel accomplished, that it was because of her someone would rise. Little did they know she would lead them to their downfall. She didn't know. She didn't mean to hurt anyone. She thought she was doing what she was made to do. She was made for more, yet the acceptance of the other animals clouded her judgement. All that was good and evil became blurry as every good deed had a punishment, and every evil was justified. In the end she fell into the gray, where she would remain.  .  

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