The Hare and the Hound

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"The Hare and the Hound" is a classic Aesop fable that illustrates the contrast between half-hearted effort and determined pursuit through the story of a hare fleeing from a relentless hound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aesop's fable
literary work
belongsToTradition Western moral fable tradition
featuresAnimal hare
hound
hasAdaptationType children's literature
moral tale
hasAuthor Aesop NERFINISHED
hasConflictType animal chase
hasForm short prose narrative
hasGenre fable
hasIntendedAudience children
general readers
hasLanguage Ancient Greek
hasLiteraryDevice allegory
personification
hasMainCharacter hare
hound
hasMoral determined effort can overcome natural advantages
half-hearted effort leads to failure
persistence is more important than speed
hasOrigin Ancient Greece NERFINISHED
hasSetting countryside
hasTheme determination
half-hearted effort
perseverance
pursuit
isPartOf Aesop's Fables NERFINISHED
usesContrastBetween determined pursuit
half-hearted effort

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Aesop's fables hasNotableFable The Hare and the Hound
subject surface form: Aesop's Fables