Wolfs don't herb sheeps

The characterization of wolves has always been two coloured. Black or white, never in between. People believe wolves are amazing and that society should take after the packs wolves have. So what is that one thing we compare ourselves and wish we had like wolves have? The answer isn't just one but its a circle that connects them all. A pack of wolves will naturally be protective of their members, everyone's takes care of everyone. That results to loyalty that is unacceptable to not imagine. Loyalty is a crucial thing and issue we face today as society. Loyalty lies in certain stuff and rules for each of us, I shall let the verb "lie" do it's work for each one of you. Is it the lie of the shepherd who lied about wolves and played with the trust and loyalty of the villagers? Or perhaps its the lay of the lay down? 

As my example went, the lying shepherd tricked the village many times and resulted in the loss of his sheep. Perhaps the shepherd shouldn't herb the sheep since he lies and destroyed his loyalty. Wolves on the other hand don't lie when tending the sheep. But if wolves are such amazing and looked up upon creatures why do we also demonize them in our stories? Becoming from something loyal and protective to a savage with now control? It's all due to witchcraft and religious stereotypes that wolves are dangerous because they kill and eat animals smaller than them. If yes , it also rigns the bell for another animal, yes it's a animal, the human of today. If you swap the word wolf for human, the sentence doesn't change but suddenly the morality does. If a wolf kills to eat its dangerous and wild beast, while humans are poised and need to kill for survival. But we also kill for pleasure, we're the only creature on this planet thaf kills for pleasure and unknown reasons. So maybe we're more savages than the wolves. "Homo homini lupus" is a phrase that translates to "man is a wolf to man" , making clear that even if we're glazing wolves , we are worse and see eachother as threat as well. Loyalty and protectiveness of packs aren't passed to humans nor will be till we stop seeing eachother as animals that need to be hunted instead of respected.

-Dorkxoxo