The lone wolf

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Tiffi tells Chewy that they need to help this wolf find his pack.  I don’t know how old this poor little wolf is but if he’s gone from his pack too long other wolves might mistake him to be a lone wolf. She tells Chewy what happens if a wolf is a ‘lone wolf’.

‘We often hear the phrase “lone wolf,” an expression of grudging admiration. A lone wolf is often viewed as a rugged individualist, uncompromising and independent, driven to forge his own path, unfettered by the sentimental need for companionship. In reality, few people would ever want to live this way—and, as it turns out, few wolves would either. Wolves, males and females alike, may go through periods alone, but they’re not interested in lives of solitude. A lone wolf is a wolf that is searching, and what it seeks is another wolf. Everything in a wolf’s nature tells it to belong to something greater than itself: a pack. Like us, wolves form friendships and maintain lifelong bonds. They succeed by cooperating, and they struggle when they’re alone. Like us, wolves need one another.’ (Info here) . 

“Little wolf, you are just a wolf pup and you shouldn’t be out here alone,” Tiffi says. 

“I know that I shouldn’t be out here alone and that is why I’m feeling sad and lonely,” says the wolf. “I need your help to find my pack.” 

Let’s continue - Wolf pups are very playful

Start at the beginning – Seasons come and seasons go – the story of the wolf