Quotation marks signal the name of a short story, poem, song or magazine article.
Lion did not want zebra to read the fable " the lion and the mouse". He suggested another story.
Why did the lion feel this way and what did he suggested instead?
( I have to answer with quotation marks)
Lion wanted fat Zebra to read "African Delicacies" by Chef Minnie, because this story does not lionize a perfectly delicious mouse.
In order to determine why the lion felt this way and what story he suggested instead, we can look at the given context from the question.
First, let's address the quotation marks usage. Quotation marks are used to signal the name of a short story, poem, song, or magazine article. In this case, the short story mentioned is "the lion and the mouse," so we enclose it in quotation marks.
Now, let's analyze the context provided. The statement says that the lion did not want the zebra to read "the lion and the mouse" fable. Therefore, it seems the lion had a specific reason for feeling this way. To find out why, we can look at the characteristics of the fable "the lion and the mouse."
"The lion and the mouse" is a famous fable that teaches a moral lesson about the importance of kindness and helping others, often using the symbol of a weak creature being able to assist a powerful one. The fable tells the story of a lion who shows mercy to a captured mouse and later benefits from the mouse's gratitude by being saved from a trap.
Considering this, it is likely that the lion did not want the zebra to read "the lion and the mouse" because it portrayed the lion as weak or vulnerable. This might have threatened the lion's pride or undermined his perception of strength.
Regarding what story the lion suggested instead, this information is not provided in the given context. To determine the lion's alternative suggestion, we need more information from the story.