Ep 7. The Wolf in the Woods

Two Minute Tales is a show that takes viewers on a journey into the world of fantasy and fable. In season 1 episode 7, titled "The Wolf in the Woods," the show sets the stage for a thrilling tale that will keep viewers glued to their seats. The episode is centered on a wolf that lives deep in the heart of a dense forest. The wolf has lived in the forest for many years and is known to residents of nearby villages as a dangerous predator that preys on unsuspecting travelers.

The story begins when a young woman named Mary decides to take a walk in the forest. As she enjoys the cool breeze and the beautiful scenery, she suddenly hears a terrifying howl in the distance. Mary tries to ignore the sound, but it becomes louder and more persistent. She realizes that the howl is coming from somewhere close by. Terrified, Mary begins to run in the opposite direction, but she soon finds herself lost in the woods.

As Mary continues to wander aimlessly, she suddenly comes across the wolf. Fear takes over her body as she realizes that she is face-to-face with the dreaded predator that has terrorized her village for years. The wolf, however, does not attack her. Instead, it speaks to her.

The wolf tells Mary that it has been wrongly accused of being a dangerous predator and has been living in the forest simply because it has nowhere else to go. The residents of nearby villages have spread rumors about it, and its reputation as a killer has earned it a place in the folklore of the region. Mary is not sure if she should trust the wolf, but she decides to hear it out.

The wolf then tells Mary a tale of how it actually became a wolf. It was once a man who fell in love with a woman from a different tribe. The woman's father did not approve of the relationship and cursed the man, turning him into a wolf. The wolf has been living in the forest ever since, waiting for a cure that will turn it back into a human.

Mary listens to the wolf's story with growing interest and empathy. She realizes that the wolf is not a killer by nature but a victim of circumstance. The two of them then share a meal and a conversation, and Mary begins to see the wolf in a different light.

Mary eventually finds her way out of the forest and back to her village. She tells the people about the wolf's side of the story and tries to convince them that it is not as dangerous as they think. However, the villagers are skeptical and continue to regard the wolf as a threat.

The episode ends with Mary reflecting on her encounter with the wolf. She wonders whether she should have done more to convince the villagers of the wolf's innocence. The audience is left to ponder the question of whether the wolf is truly a menace or simply a misunderstood creature that is deserving of compassion and understanding.