Water Buffalo

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I am at a complete and utter loss. Water Buffalo is so strong, and yet he allows such a measly, mongrell order him around! Clearly, I am the dominant opponent to this “Man”, and yet Water Buffalo shows no respect for me at all. With my sharp fangs, and ginormous claws, and my beautiful golden coat, I am obviously better than him. What could Man possibly have that I lack? Man is just a scrawny creature lacking any fangs, or claws, and he most certainly does not have a beautiful golden coat.

One afternoon, I saw Water Buffalo working yet another day for this Man and when he was done, I walked up to him and asked, “Why do you work for such and insolent, weak being?” He responded by saying, “He may not be very strong physically, but what he does have, is wisdom, and you lack wisdom.” This rose the question in my mind that was, “What is wisdom? How did this useless nobody obtain such an apparently valuable thing being as weak as he is?” Undeniably perplexed by this fact, I made the plan to go up to the Man and demand that he gives it to me. Finally, I got the chance to put this into action when I spot him one hot, sunny day in a large green plain surrounded by creatures resembling small cotton balls. …show more content…

Man told me that he would be willing to, but that he left it at his home. This rose a bit of suspicion in me, but I decided to ignore it. He started to walk off, but then stopped in his tracks, turned to me and said, “Tiger if you get hungry, I am afraid you will eat all of my sheep.” We then compromised that my tail would be tied to the tree so I wouldn't be able to get to them. Upon agreeing, and the man took off, but stopped yet again and asked if he could tie my entire body to the tree. His reasoning was that my brute strength could allow me to get out, but if my entire body was tied up, it would be very challenging. I agreed, of course, so he walked off yet

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