Fox,Crow and Granny a Triangular Vadai Story:Volume-1
Long long ago, very long ago, so long ago.
There lived a old granny who was earning her wages by selling the vadais that she makes .
(see her below but she is not cooking any vadai it’s dosai)

And one day she was busy making the vadai’s and there came a crow and sat in the tree next to her .(see the crow below)
the crow was damn hungry,as it was not able get anything for it’s belly since the dawn.When the crow saw the hot vadais that the Granny was cooking the tongue of the crow started watering.(see the vadais below it’s exactly the same vadai)
The crow was sure that Granny will shoo it away when it tries to ask her a vadai,but the crow was so hungry does not know what to do,it thought there was no other go than to steal,but the crow was brought up in a good moral background,so there arised a moral dilemma in the mind of the crow whether to steal or not.But, according to the famous saying in tamil “Hunger knows no manners” the crow at last decided to steal and snatched a vadai
and flew away into the nearby forest and sat in a tree comfortably to feast on the vadai.
And in that forest there lived a wily old Fox(see the fox below)
the fox too was hungry and while on its search for food it came near the tree where the crow was .
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and the Fox was so proud that it cannot ask for such a mean bird as crow to share some of it’s meal ,so it decided to go on a trick and decieve the crow so that it can steal away the vadai from the crow.
so the Fox started praising the crow,”Oh you beautiful where were you so long, i was searching for you since morning,see i am very anxious to hear those melodious songs of you .would you please sing one of your song for me said the fox.
The crow almost fainted in the flattery and was decieved by it and to top every foolishness opened it’s mouth to sing a song-Alas the vadai fell down from it’s beak and the Fox who was waiting for this spared no time to fetch that vadai and ran away and away and away deep into the Forest.

Moral:
- What you sow shall you reap.
- cheat to be cheated .
- Don’t give heed to flattery.
on December 26, 2006 on 4:38 pm
[...] The Crow indulged in the immoral act of stealing and in turn was cheated by the Fox right,the lesson learnt from this was clear [...]
on January 15, 2007 on 4:28 pm
The same fable may have several morals (follow link to find an example).