There are few who did not watch this funny cartoon based on the Belarusian folk tale of the same name. Not to say that the meaning of the tale is so global. At one time, there were many fairy tales with similar morality, take at least the same cartoon by the famous Robert Sahakyants “In the Blue Sea, in White Foam” (1984). But now it’s about the picture of Belarusian animators. So, how did the wolf fox judge?
Original tale
The tale begins with the hunters chasing the wolf and he asks the man who “stumped up stumps in the forest” to hide him from them, promising the fox to the collar. He hides, the hunters run past, and then the wolf crawls out of the bag and declares that he will eat the man. He says that so, they say, dishonestly, not according to the law. The wolf declares that everyone has his own laws, and he lives according to his own, wolfish laws.
The guy insisted that there should be some kind of uniform law on this account, and they set off to seek the truth from the first person they met. "Truth" here is understood as justice and legality in one person. They meet a homeless dog, which the owner drove out of the house when he became old and worthless. Of course, from the position of a dog there is no truth. Why was he kicked out? After all, he fulfilled his duties perfectly all his life.
In short, according to the peasant, the dog was “on emotions” and could not reasonably judge, and therefore they went to ask further and met a fox. The fox, having learned that the wolf wanted to pay her off with the peasant, decided to take revenge and set up an investigative experiment to make sure how everything was. Like, a wolf so huge cannot get into such a small bag. But the wolf climbed, the man tied a bag and everyone, except the wolf, was satisfied.
No convergence with the mult version
In the cartoon “How a fox judged a wolf”, to add humor, the wolf was chased by people from a village wedding on a tank that they (for some reason!) Was parked in the yard.
Instead of a dog, they met a resentful cat, who was also too biased.
A guy in the cartoon, instead of grubbing stumps, was engaged in home-brewing in the forest. Well, everything else was like in the literary version.
Morality
There can be several morals:
- Do not judge, let not you be judged.
- There is someone more cunning for every trickster.
- Do not dig another hole, you yourself will fall into it.
And so on. But the most important moral in the fairy tale “How the Wolf Fox Judged” is this: do not make cinematic errors and do not rassesolivat. I decided to shoot - shoot, not talk. Or as in this case - I decided to gobble up - eat and don’t talk, otherwise who knows how everything will turn around. Especially if you are so unconditionally dumb to get into the bag without thinking about the consequences!