I know you can't wait to be acquainted with "The Boy Who Cried Wolf". However, let me first introduce you to "The Wolf". The wolf is supposed to pop-up in the last part of the story, yeah, sure, but this is not an ordinary tale. The twist of the story has become so complicated all because of “The Boy’s” intricate lies in his search for affection.
No, don't be too shock with a revelation about the true identity of "The Wolf" in this story. "The Wolf is actually the Boy's beast friend". Yes, no typographical error whatsoever, you read it right - The wolf is the boy's "beastfriend"!
The Wolf adores being friends with unsuspected shepherd boys and enticing them to doing unintelligent things. The Wolf’s line of attack is to divert the boys' attention, from their responsibility in taking care of the flock, towards her by doing hilarious behavior (so funny, I could throw up right now=)).
The Wolf takes rejection violently. She hates being unlike. Respect is something unfamiliar to “The Wolf” and no matter how large you are, “The Wolf” will ruthlessly show hostility if aggravated. And that’s exactly “The Boy” in our story did – He provoked “The Wolf”.
Now, the Wolf being cold-blooded will attack anybody who will be on her way – Anybody that will take away the attention she is getting from “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”.
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