τhɾεε.
A peacock, a ferret, a raven, and a fox sat down to tea.
The peacock took too much sugar, insisting it wasn't enough at all. He admired his reflection in his spoon.
The ferret fretted about this and that while his tea grew cold. He recorded things in his little notebook.
The raven could not comprehend why he had been invited to tea in the first place. He pretended as though he did not wish to be there and bickered with the peacock.
The fox smiled and laughed. He used the peacock's spoon, he read aloud from the ferret's notebook, he knocked over the raven's tea.
...this isn't what I had intended to write at all! I suppose I make a better orator.
The peacock took too much sugar, insisting it wasn't enough at all. He admired his reflection in his spoon.
The ferret fretted about this and that while his tea grew cold. He recorded things in his little notebook.
The raven could not comprehend why he had been invited to tea in the first place. He pretended as though he did not wish to be there and bickered with the peacock.
The fox smiled and laughed. He used the peacock's spoon, he read aloud from the ferret's notebook, he knocked over the raven's tea.
...this isn't what I had intended to write at all! I suppose I make a better orator.