Elephant and the fox
Long time ago, a gigantic elephant lived in a timberland. The elephant was exceptionally haughty and horrible. He exploited his size and destroyed destruction in the woods. He meandered around in the wilderness breaking branches and little trees with his trunk. He couldn't have cared less about the way that in this manner he obliterated the homes of many birds and killed their children. Similarly, he destroyed many foxes' homes by stomping on over them with his tremendous and weighty feet. Every one of the creatures of the woods were threatened by the elephant. Indeed, even the lions and tigers attempted to stay far from him. The creatures had got so exhausted of the elephant and his self-important ways that they needed to kill him however they couldn't concoct an approach to doing this.
At some point, tired of the obliteration that the elephant was causing, the foxes held a gathering among themselves. They concluded that the elephant should be killed so different creatures of the timberland could live in harmony. This troublesome errand of killing the elephant was given to an especially cunning fox.
The picked fox made a cautious investigation of the elephant's way of behaving and everyday daily schedule. Then, after much reasoning, he made an arrangement. He went up to the elephant one day and said, "My Lord, I need to address you about some critical business."
The elephant trumpeted and asked the fox, "What's going on here? Who are you?"
The fox answered, "Your Highness, every one of the creatures of the timberland have chosen to make you our ruler. They have sent me to you as a courier. I have come to accompany you to the spot where the wide range of various creatures are sitting tight for your crowning liturgy service. Every one of the arrangements are all together. We are just sitting tight for you to show up and afterward we will crown you as our lord."
The elephant was exceptionally satisfied. Turning into the lord of the woods had forever been his fantasy. He promptly consented to follow the fox. The fox drove the way. On the way, there was a muddy region close to a lake that the fox and the elephant needed to cross. The fox was light so he effortlessly strolled over the marsh. Be that as it may, when the elephant attempted to cross the bog, he got caught in the swamp due to his weight. The more the elephant attempted to get out, the further the swamp sucked him. The elephant started to yell, "Help! Help! I'm suffocating. Haul me out. Proceed to call the wide range of various creatures for help, fast!"
The fox, who was standing tranquilly at the edge of the marsh, answered, "No one will save you. This is the sort of treatment that you genuinely merit. You have forever been horrible to different creatures and have abused them. You enjoy taken benefit of your power and separated incalculable birds' homes without thinking often about their eggs or little birds. You have stepped upon foxes' tunnels and squashed many foxes under your weighty feet. You had some awareness of all the obliteration and wretchedness you were causing us yet you didn't want to stop. You never observed our weeps for kindness thus today, no one will show kindness toward you. It isn't the day of your royal celebration however of your incineration." Saying this, the fox left.
The elephant battled for quite a long time however he was unable to emerge from the marsh. At long last, he suffocated in the bog and passed on. The facts really confirm that each dictator needs to meet his destruction.