the sheep's clothing

" Wolf in Sheep's Clothing " was a song written and composed by Daolang. It was sung by Tan Yonglin and included in his album, Heaven and Earth, which was released on December 15, 2004. This song, with its unique theme and profound lyrics, triggered widespread discussion and resonance, becoming one of the representative works of Dolan. Not only did it achieve commercial success in music, but it also explored the complexity of human nature and the reality of society on a cultural level, becoming a classic in the music industry.

The story of 'a wolf in sheep's clothing' is about a wolf that disguises itself in a sheep's skin to deceive the sheep and their shepherd. The wolf is able to get close to the flock without being detected at first. Once it is among the sheep, it can prey on them easily. This story is often used as a metaphor for people who pretend to be something they are not in order to deceive others for their own malicious purposes.

In Teen Wolf fanfiction, 'a wolf in sheep's clothing' could refer to a character who appears harmless but is actually dangerous. For example, a new student in Beacon Hills who seems friendly and ordinary at first, like a sheep, but later turns out to be a powerful and perhaps malevolent werewolf, a wolf in disguise.

Often, the comic shows how appearances can be deceiving. The wolf in sheep's clothing symbolizes someone who hides their true nature. It might also explore the consequences of such deception and how others eventually discover the truth.

Well, usually it's about someone who pretends to be nice and harmless but is actually up to no good. They deceive others to get what they want.

The main idea is deception. The wolf uses the sheep's skin to deceive the sheep and the shepherd.

One example could be a character who pretends to be a hunter ally but is actually a werewolf working for a more sinister force. They might use their guise as a hunter supporter to get close to the pack and gather information for their evil masters.

There are mainly two types of main characters in this story. The first one is the wolf. It is the antagonist, being sly and cunning, using the disguise to achieve its evil goal of preying on the sheep. The other main characters are the sheep. They are the innocent victims. They are trusting and naive, not suspecting the true identity of the wolf in sheep's clothing. Without these two main types of characters, the story would lose its core conflict and moral teaching.

The main moral lesson is about not being easily fooled by outward appearances. In the story, the wolf dresses up as a sheep to get close to the flock. This shows that things are not always as they seem on the surface. We should be cautious and look deeper into the true nature of people or things rather than just believing what we see at first glance.