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“A yellow eye, perfectly round, with a black pupil right in the center. An eye that never blinks. It is as if the boy were looking at a candle burning in the night; he can see nothing but that eye: the trees, the zoo, the enclosure, everything has disappeared. Only one thing remains: the eye of the wolf.” (text translated from French)
The zoo at the Jardin des Plantes in Paris, the wolf's cage. A child has settled down in front of the cage and is not taking his eyes off the wolf. The wolf, initially hostile and walled up in his solitude, ends up getting caught up in the game and tells the child his story; or more exactly, he makes the child experience the images of his life by letting him “enter” his eye. Two stories follow: that of the wolf, his wild life, his capture and his current misery, then that of Africa, the little boy, who knows so well how to tell stories and talk to animals and who has just arrived in France. It's a real plunge into the fate of the other through the eyes of..
L’œil du Loup, Daniel Pennac
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An elderly man said to his grandson, who had come to see him very angry with a friend who had been unfair to him:
“Let me tell you a story... Sometimes I also feel hatred towards those who behave badly and feel no remorse. But hatred wears you down and does not hurt your enemy. It's like swallowing poison and wanting your enemy to die. I have often fought these feelings.”
He continued: “It's as if I had two wolves inside me; the first is good and does me no harm. It lives in harmony with everything around it and does not take offense when there is no reason to be offended. It fights only when it is right to do so, and it does so fairly. But the other wolf, ohhhh...! He is full of anger. The smallest thing sends him into fits of rage.
He fights with anyone, all the time, for no reason. He is unable to think because his anger and hatred are immense. He is desperately angry, and yet his anger changes nothing. It is sometimes so difficult to live with these two wolves inside me, because they both want to dominate my mind.”
The boy looked his grandfather carefully in the eye and asked: “Which of the two wolves will win, Grandpa?”
The grandfather smiled and replied softly: ” The one I feed. »
Les deux loups, légende Cherokee (translated from French)
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