Animals stand up to the farmers from "summary" of Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl
Boggis, Bunce, and Bean were the meanest farmers in the valley. They were always trying to catch Mr Fox and his family. But Mr Fox was clever. He would dig tunnels to outsmart the farmers and steal food for his family. The farmers were furious and determined to capture Mr Fox once and for all. One day, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean gathered their men and set out to trap Mr Fox in his den. But Mr Fox was one step ahead. He led his family and all the other animals in the valley to safety in a secret underground tunnel. The farmers were left scratching their heads, unable to catch Mr Fox and his clever friends. As the farmers grew more desperate, they decided to starve Mr Fox and his family out of their hiding place. They kept watch day and night, hoping to catch them when they emerged. But Mr Fox was resourceful. He devised a plan to outwit the farmers and steal food from their own storehouses. With the help of his animal friends, Mr Fox raided Boggis, Bunce, and Bean's farms under the cover of night. They took chickens, ducks, geese, and cider from the farmers' stores. The farmers were furious and declared war on Mr Fox and his friends. But Mr Fox was not afraid. He rallied the animals in the valley to stand up to the farmers and fight for their freedom. Together, they launched a daring attack on Boggis, Bunce, and Bean's farms, stealing all the food and leaving the farmers empty-handed. In the end, the farmers were defeated by Mr Fox and his brave companions. They learned that no matter how powerful they thought they were, they could never defeat the cunning and resourcefulness of the animals in the valley. And so, the animals stood up to the farmers and emerged victorious, proving that even the smallest creatures can triumph over the biggest bullies.
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