Attempts: The fox tries different ways to reach the grapes:
He uses his paw,
Stands on his hind legs,
Runs and jumps.
Failure: Each time, he cannot reach the grapes, which makes him feel frustrated.
Rationalization: Feeling defeated, the fox walks away and convinces himself that the grapes probably wouldn't have tasted good anyway.
Moral: The story teaches that when we can't have something, we sometimes say it wasn't worth having in the first place."
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Setup: A hungry fox spots a tree with ripe grapes and wants to eat them.
Attempts: The fox tries various ways to get the grapes:
Failure: Each time, he fails to reach the grapes, leading to frustration.
Rationalization: Defeated, the fox walks away and tells himself the grapes probably wouldn't be worth eating.
Moral: The story teaches that when we can't attain something, we might dismiss its value to cope with disappointment.
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