I remember a little story I read a while ago, but I can't find it again. I know I'm not retelling it exactly, but I figured I'd retell it here, with hopes that someone may know and point me to the original tale. Plus, I think it's a nifty story worth relating. ----- One day, Rabbit-Nose was insulted by Tree-Tooth, who made a habit of wounding individuals with his words. Rabbit-Nose, usually a quiet person, uttered back insults, but Tree-Tooth simply walked away, laughing at Rabbit-Nose's words. Rabbit-Nose was angry all day. That night, Eagle-Arm chanced upon Rabbit-Nose, and he asked him why he was so angry. Rabbit-Nose explained. After listening, Eagle-Arm asked, "Aren't you the same person who was chased by a pack of wolves last week, and had to climb a tree to avoid their fangs?" "I am that person," Rabbit-Nose responded. "Were you angry at those wolves for chasing you?" "No, I was not angry." "Why weren't you angry?" "How can I be angry at those wolves? They were just acting according to their natures." Eagle-Arm nodded and added, "You weren't angry at those wolves with their fangs, because they were acting according to their natures. So why are you angry at Tree-Tooth with his unkind words. Was he not also acting according to his nature?"