As a society we judge others based upon social norms and cultures. In our lives, we encounter people from everywhere. Cultures are what make us unique from others. Our culture defines us as an individual and our background of who we will become. In the story Renard the Fox, Renard proves to others that the society cannot function without him. Without a leader, society will never function correctly, and everything will fall apart. Everyone is expected to contribute to today’s society and accomplish something in order to fulfill each other. Creating a functioning society is essential to having a maintained and balanced society. Renard the Fox illustrates that the role of having authority is important and ideal among creating a successful and …show more content…
Because Will Smith is a leader, leaders must choose to make the right choice therefore, he is a leader! He sacrifices his dogs life by shielding himself however, the dog dies because he draws attention to the monster causing death upon himself. Renard and Will Smith are both heros in my opinion because they prove to be trustworthy and caring. However,heros also carry deep secrets.. In addition, Renard the Fox is based upon creating a functioning society. This story begins in a courtroom which takes place during medieval times close to the Feast of the Ascension. The Noble King wants to reward everyone including all of the animals. At the feast, everyone shows up and they all complain about Renard. At the feast everyone exposes Renard for all of the crimes he has committed. A few days later Renard is facing charges after committing horrific crimes that involve the molestation of Ysengrin’s wife. “Take him for a lying thief” (Terry 1365). Everyone in the courtroom disagrees that Renard is not guilty and he did commit all of the crimes. “The king should punish for his pride and for the crimes he hoped to hide”(Terry 1365). As a result of Renard being the …show more content…
One literary critic I chose to display my similarities and differences in the play is written by the Encyclopedia of Word Writer 's, Beginnings to 20th. The analysis begins by stating the characteristic of Renard saying that he is a “trickster”(Lodge 1). Indeed he is! Renard proves to everyone in the courtroom, and himself that he simply does not care about the future and only the present. The actions that have taken place are not easy to ignore. Sleeping with someone’s wife is not an ideal situation, and you cannot just ignore it. “As a fox, he uses trickery to get food, avenge himself, and defend himself against his enemies”(Lodge 1). I agree without a doubt that he did use his leadership role to take advantage of everyone and