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In the heart of "Sila National Park", animals lived in harmony, respecting laws and helping each other. The old Wolf was the head of the park, known for his wisdom and his sense of "justice".

One summer day, the young Fawn and the shy Hare began to quarrel. The Fawn claimed that the Hare had stolen a valuable coral brooch, but she claimed she had never seen it before.

Concerned about the harmony of the park, the animals decided to call an assembly, presided by the wise Wolf and gathered under one of the 53 pines.

"Park dwellers," the Wolf began, "we must solve this problem with justice and I would like to hear the versions of both."

The Fawn explained that he found his pin near the Hare’s lair, while she claimed that someone had put it there to trap her.

The wise Wolf thought carefully with heart and head...

Then, the Wolf proposed to search for clues in the village and ask the Fox for help, famous for his cunning and excellent sense of smell. The Fox followed the smell of the coral and found a trail near the nest of the very fast Eagle, a common friend of the Fawn and the Hare. 

The Eagle confessed that he took the pin by mistake, thinking it was a lost object, and so returned the jewel.

The animals in the park breathed a sigh of relief and the old Wolf declared: "Justice was done without punishment, but with understanding and forgiveness. It is important to listen with heart and reason without judging."

Justice