FOX

FOX has an uncanny sense of the order of things.  If you asked, FOX would say it felt instinctual.  Like knowing how to do things without knowing how the lesson was learned.  Like knowing how to ride a bike but forgetting who taught you how to do it, maybe because you were so young when you were taught, maybe even before your earliest memory.  FOX does not know what lies beyond the door but FOX does know how to step through the door.

Meanwhile, at the front door
A woman approaches the front door.  She looks about.  She has been here before....

On death and respect
/dɛθ/ the action or fact of dying or being killed; the end of the life of a...

On cunning and connivance
/ˈkʌnɪŋ/ having or showing skill in achieving one's ends...

On the conceit of the boast
/kənˈsiːt/ excessive pride in oneself: "he was puffed up with...

On vacuous magnificence
/ˈvakjʊəs/ having or showing a lack of thought or intelligence; mindless:...

On looking and leaping
/ˈlʊkɪŋ/ having a specified appearance:"a young-looking...

On familiarity and content
/fəˌmɪlɪˈarɪti/ close acquaintance with or knowledge of something:...

On assumed collaboration
/əˈsjuːm/ suppose to be the case, without proof: "topics which assume detailed...

Amoral Tales
Short graphic stories based on ideas in Aesop's fables often keeping the animal heads...