Fables and Morals

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Morals and fables are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Morals" instead a noun "Fables".

Morals noun - The code of good conduct for an individual or group.

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Fables and morals are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fables" instead a noun "Morals".

Being fables, they have rather obvious morals, which are sometimes (but not always) explicitly pointed out at the end.Aesop's most famous fables are: The Grasshopper and the Ants: A grasshopper is lazy and does nothing during spring and summer, while the ants work.

Source: Literature / Aesop's Fables
North is a living embodiment of the north wind, far older than any of the Fables, and a king so his sense of priorities and morals can be very different.

Source: Comicbook / Fables
There's a reason fables always add explicit morals

Source: Alternate Aesop Interpretation

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