Analysis Of The Poem To Cry Wolf Aesop

To “Cry wolf” means to raise a false alarm, to ask someone for help when you don't need it. It describes a person who lies or complains about something all the time. This idiom is told by Aesop, a famous Greek writer, who lived between the years of 620 to 560 BCE. He wrote a number of stories, such as Aesop's Fables that give credit to his name. This is a story of a young boy who was given the responsibility of watching over some sheep for the night. This boy eventually gets bored with his assignment and he makes a plan of lying to people around him. He pretended to be in danger, and he started yelling "wolf, wolf!" His plan worked when the people around heard his cries for help. So, they came very quickly to help him. They saw that he was