On deception and gullibility

/dɪˈsɛpʃn/

the action of deceiving someone: "obtaining property by deception"

/ˌɡʌləˈbɪlɪti/

a tendency to be easily persuaded that something is real or true; credulity: "you can never underestimate the gullibility of people"

Innkeeper had a lovely new coat hung on the back of a chair.

Thief sat next to it and let out a frightful yawn which ended in a wolf howl.

Innkeeper asked: Why do you howl so?

Thief said: I know not, however when I howl a third time I turn into a man-eating wolf.

This said, let out another frightful yawn-howl.

Oh no, Innkeeper laughed nervously.

Stripping trousers into a bag Thief let out a third frightful yawn-howl.

OH NO, shrieked Innkeeper running away.

Thief laughed, donned the wolf mask and the lovely new coat, zipped up the bag and went through the inn door.

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