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One last example is the sheriff of Nottingham. He collects as many taxes as he wants and steals from the people of Nottingham. Even though he doesn't hurt anybody money represents his evil.

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Another example of a villainous wolf is the wolf in Little Red Riding Hood. The wolf in this story stalks Red through the woods to her Grand mothers house and then tricks her.

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One example of a story that demonstrates wolves as evil animals is the Big Bad Wolf. It's a story thats told to children and it presents the wolf as a villain because he destroys the pigs houses and scares them.

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I think Farley would think that it is unfair the way wolves are being presented. "We have doomed the wolf not for what it is, but for what we deliberately and mistakenly perceive it to be the mythologized epitome of a savage ruthless killer- which is, in reality, no more than a reflected image of ourself" (Farley Mowat, Never Cry Wolf). As previously stated, Farley would not like that wolves that were representing loyalty and trust now are known as villainous and dangerous. If you look at studies done on wolves you will learn how unfair it is when they are portrayed as evil and should be feared

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At the end of the book, Never Cry Wolf, Farley finds Angeline and one of her pups. They were hiding from him. He expected them to attack him. Yet, they were hiding in the back of the cave - as if they were afraid he was going to harm them. He realized that if he had had a gun he would have shot them out of his fear that the wolves would attack him. He realized the wolves shouldn't be feared - that this fear is unjustly being created by humans.

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Some people might argue that wolves are dangerous. These people are right they are wild animals they are not tamed. The wolves are also just as scared of us as we are of them. In the rare event when they attack, they attack to protect themselves and there family. In our book, Farley lived next to a family of wolves for months and was never attacked. As much as he pushed them even tried to get them to attack him, he was never harmed.

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I used to think wolves were dangerous and should be feared. I never new much about them I thought you were supposed to be afraid of them. After I read Never Cry Wolf I realized that wolves are not the vicious creatures we fear they are. We think wolves are supposed to be dangerous based off of stories we hear. In these stories they tell us how frighting they are. For example in Little Red Riding Hood the wolf is portrayed as a killer and something to be feared but in reality the wolf would not have attack unprovoked.

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Wolf symbolism is about how we used to put wolves as loyal and trusting and now we label them as vicious and dangerous. People think negatively of wolves because of how they are portrayed the wolf was shown as evil, out to kill innocent people and animals. This caused people to fear them. However, we used to label wolves as a holy and untouchable animal and featured significantly in very old songs, dances and stories that have been handed down for many years. In fact, native jewelry, artwork and other cultural items, wolves are featured boldly and clearly, howling at the moon. Not everybody viewed wolves as friends, even though they are greatly respected in Native American cultures, they are feared in others. A lot of old children's stories have wolves represented as the bad guys.  "Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Three Little Pigs" stories are just two of the many. These stories got their start, thanks to the settlers in the New World killing the wolves and painting them as the bad guys for killing farm animals and wild game. However, it was the settlers who were interrupting the balance of the land.

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I chose symbolism because I wanted to share my point of view on how people saw wolves and what made them change there minds so drastically they went from being loyal friends to killers.

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Wolf symbolism is about how we used to put wolves as loyal and trusting and now we label them as vicious and dangerous.