Talk:The Fox and the Crow
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[edit] Sterotypes?
Fox is clean, neat, and polite. He lives in a well-kept house. His life is orderly and rational. He speaks well. On the contrary, Crow is unpleasant and smokes cigars. He lives in a run-down tree and is always trying to get something for nothing. He speaks with a vulgar accent. These sterotypical characters seem somehow familiar. Could they represent archetypical human forms?Lestrade 01:39, 31 August 2006 (UTC)Lestrade
