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The Wolf And The Sheep, Once Elected, I Will be Vegetarian
by Asif Mehmood
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A Different Kind of Candidate
In the heart of a verdant valley, the tranquil village of Green Meadow was abuzz with excitement. Election fever had gripped the town, but this was no ordinary election. The villagers, a harmonious blend of herbivores and carnivores, were about to witness an unprecedented political contest. A wolf was running for office.
Wolfram, a charismatic and sharp-witted wolf, stood on the dais in the village square. His fur gleamed under the midday sun, and his piercing eyes scanned the crowd, a mixture of curiosity and skepticism reflecting back at him. He raised a paw to silence the murmurs, his voice resonant and clear.
"Fellow citizens of Green Meadow," Wolfram began, "I stand before you today, not as a predator, but as a fellow villager committed to the well-being of our community. I am aware of the doubts that linger in your minds. I am, after all, a wolf. But let me assure you, if elected, I pledge to become a vegetarian. My priority will be the prosperity and safety of every resident, regardless of their species."
A collective gasp rippled through the crowd. Among the audience was Lana, a gentle and wise sheep who had lived in Green Meadow her entire life. Lana's skepticism was palpable, her hooves firmly planted in the lush grass as she listened intently to Wolfram's speech. She had seen many politicians make grand promises, but this one seemed particularly audacious.
A Different Kind of Candidate
In the heart of a verdant valley, the tranquil village of Green Meadow was abuzz with excitement. Election fever had gripped the town, but this was no ordinary election. The villagers, a harmonious blend of herbivores and carnivores, were about to witness an unprecedented political contest. A wolf was running for office.
Wolfram, a charismatic and sharp-witted wolf, stood on the dais in the village square. His fur gleamed under the midday sun, and his piercing eyes scanned the crowd, a mixture of curiosity and skepticism reflecting back at him. He raised a paw to silence the murmurs, his voice resonant and clear.
"Fellow citizens of Green Meadow," Wolfram began, "I stand before you today, not as a predator, but as a fellow villager committed to the well-being of our community. I am aware of the doubts that linger in your minds. I am, after all, a wolf. But let me assure you, if elected, I pledge to become a vegetarian. My priority will be the prosperity and safety of every resident, regardless of their species."
A collective gasp rippled through the crowd. Among the audience was Lana, a gentle and wise sheep who had lived in Green Meadow her entire life. Lana's skepticism was palpable, her hooves firmly planted in the lush grass as she listened intently to Wolfram's speech. She had seen many politicians make grand promises, but this one seemed particularly audacious.
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