Mr Fox's cunning helps him outwit his enemies from "summary" of Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl
Mr Fox was known far and wide for his incredible cunning. His enemies, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, were always trying to catch him and put an end to his thieving ways. But Mr Fox was always one step ahead of them. He knew every trick in the book when it came to outsmarting his foes. When Boggis, Bunce, and Bean set out to catch Mr Fox by waiting outside his hole, they thought they had him cornered. But Mr Fox had other plans. With a quick flick of his tail, he led his enemies on a wild goose chase through the woods, leaving them scratching their heads in confusion. Even when Mr Fox was caught in a tight spot, he never lost his cool. He relied on his wit and resourcefulness to find a way out of danger. Whether i...
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