Somebody: The main characters are a sly fox and three small rabbits.

Want: The fox desires to catch the rabbits for a meal, while the rabbits want to avoid being caught and eaten by the fox.

But: The obstacle is the natural predator-prey dynamic between the fox and the rabbits, leading to a conflict of interests.

So: The rabbits, despite being afraid of the fox, choose to help him when he is trapped in a trap, demonstrating kindness and compassion.

Then: Through the act of kindness and cooperation, the conflict is resolved as the fox and the rabbits become friends. The fox promises not to harm the rabbits, and they all learn a valuable lesson about friendship and not judging others.

Somebody: The main characters are the American Indians and the Pilgrims.

Want: The American Indians want to maintain their way of life and live peacefully on their land. The Pilgrims want to survive and thrive in their new home in America.

But: The obstacle is the cultural and environmental differences between the Pilgrims and the American Indians, as well as the influx of European settlers encroaching on American Indian territory.

So: The American Indians teach the Pilgrims how to survive in America, including growing food and adapting to the climate, leading to a temporary alliance and the celebration of Thanksgiving.

Then: Despite initial cooperation, the conflict escalates as more European settlers arrive, leading to the displacement and mistreatment of the American Indians, as well as broken promises and conflicts over land.