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A scene out of my imagination, inspired by The Sight by David Clement-Davies (although possibly this pictures Huttser and Palla running through the snowstorm at the beginning of the book): Two wolf siblings are fleeing from humans, who are taking over their homeland, and the more rebellious one gets fed up with constantly running away and stops, considering his pride and whether he should perhaps simply fight back, although that would probably mean death. His sister sees him having stopped and will spend the next moments trying to talk some sense into him.

"What are you doing?"
"Facing them. I can't stand it any longer."
"Don't you understand? We can't face them. There are too many of them."
"That's what all wolves think. If we all stood up to them together..."
"...There would still be too many of them! Why can't you understand? They always win. Always.
Please. We have to run. Please."
The wolf didn't answer, his fangs baring at the sight of birds flying up behind them, announcing the arrival of the enemy. Then, he turned around and fled, following his sister's tracks. The two wolves continued their blind, mindless race through the snow, simply seeking to put as much distance as possible between them and the enemy.

Used for January in the calendar.

Description
A scene out of my imagination, inspired by The Sight by David Clement-Davies (although possibly this pictures Huttser and Palla running through the snowstorm at the beginning of the book): Two wolf siblings are fleeing from humans, who are taking over their homeland, and the more rebellious one gets fed up with constantly running away and stops, considering his pride and whether he should perhaps simply fight back, although that would probably mean death. His sister sees him having stopped and will spend the next moments trying to talk some sense into him.

"What are you doing?"
"Facing them. I can't stand it any longer."
"Don't you understand? We can't face them. There are too many of them."
"That's what all wolves think. If we all stood up to them together..."
"...There would still be too many of them! Why can't you understand? They always win. Always.
Please. We have to run. Please."
The wolf didn't answer, his fangs baring at the sight of birds flying up behind them, announcing the arrival of the enemy. Then, he turned around and fled, following his sister's tracks. The two wolves continued their blind, mindless race through the snow, simply seeking to put as much distance as possible between them and the enemy.

Used for January in the calendar.