Lamb
Lamb noun - An innocent or gentle person.
Usage example: the new guys at football camp were lambs who hardly knew what awaited them
Both words in one sentence
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While a foe is Monologuing, they'll be circling the hero like a wolf circles a lamb, hoping to ensnare the hero with their arguments and offers like a python hugs its victims.
Source: Circling Monologue -
It's the Wolf, in which a sneaky wolf pursued a lamb through the use of Paper Thin Disguises.
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Generally, the first two pigs are often fooled by his disguises, but strangely in the original short, they AREN'T fooled by the Wolf's attempt at a lamb disguise (crouched in a basket, draped in an old sheepskin and holding an old-fashioned baby bottle.)
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