The Wolf and the Crane's Debt

In this fable, a wolf gets a bone stuck in his throat and asks a crane for help, promising to pay him in return. After the crane saves him, the wolf dismisses the debt, claiming the crane should be grateful. Later, the wolf encounters the crane again, who reminds him of the unfulfilled promise. The wolf again refuses to acknowledge his debt, leading the crane to fly away, highlighting themes of ingratitude and broken promises. # 00:00-01:19 A wolf's got a bone in his throat. Can spit it out on his own. Says I'll pay you in if. thing if you reach in there and save me. The crane flew over to the wolf. Reached down his throat and pulled it off. Wolf started feeling better. Crane said, let's talk about the cheddar. Are you kidding me? You've got your head out of my teeth. You should be thanking me. The crane flew away. 01:19-02:54 One day the wolf felt real bad. Had to go back on the lamb. He saw the crane by the lake, said, do you remember that day? The crane says, I remember that day. You promised me that you'd pay. Then you never paid up. You never paid up. Are you kidding me? You got your head out of my teeth. You should be thanking me. The crane flew away. wolf #crane #gratitude #promise #fable