In our everyday life, we often experience that someone turns out to be totally different from the impression you had when you first saw them. This goes with the saying that “first impression are not always appealing as what is really there” and could change in time when you get to know and learn more about the person you are dealing with. In a Wolf in Sheep’s clothing the wolf gave an impression that he is one with the sheep and appears to be harmless when really he is going to deceive the shepherd. Oftentimes we create an appealing outward presentation of what others wants to see in us so we could fit in a group or society. We create a facade potential for acceptance of others and we tend to stick to it because it gives us a great feeling that other people like us for what they see in us. Unfortunately one’s presentation is the first thing that other people see in us and also the first thing that people judged about us. There are people who are exactly what they look and appearance is just only one factor by which you can determine who they really are.

On the other hand, it is also true that you can tell what the person is like to some degree by his or her words and actions. Words and actions have a power of their own, but they can only be powerful as by who demonstrates and delivers that serves as solid of proof of one’s position. There is no denying fact that one’s actions and words can move and motivate people or can terrorize and create damage. The lion is known for it’s courage and bravery and wearing it skin in disguise could also mean power. The best-known perhaps, is the boastful Ass. The Ass in lion’s skin represents false prophets roaring their followers as if they were mighty and awe-aspiring figures when in fact they are no more than braying pedants. Another one is a thief that is disguised in suit brings them the tribute due to the character they assumed, they revel in it. Moreover they commit the act of stealing and appeal to be innocent. However, as the saying goes a fish is usually caught by opening his mouth and biting the hook. Figuratively, it means that a person or a liar is caught by his words or what he says. In more general terms, asses represents those who creates a vehement expression of words that seem impressive at first but on a closer look it lack substance and echoes within their voice.

In our everyday life, we often experience that someone turns out to be totally different from how they look to what their character and personality tells about them. On the other hand, it is also true that you can tell what the person is like to some degree by his or her words and actions regardless of their physical appearance. This goes with the saying that “first impression are not always appealing as what is really there” and "appearance is not always what it seems to be". In both fables, the characters ridiculously disguised in a sheep and a lion skin so they can bring tribute to the characters they assume, they revel in it. Physical attributes goes hand in hand with words and actions. They have a power of their own, but they can only be powerful as by who demonstrates and delivers that serves as solid proof of one’s position in the society. Oftentimes we create an appealing outward presentation of what others wants to see in us so we could fit in a group or society. We create a facade potential for acceptance of others and we tend to stick to it because it gives us a great feeling that other people like us for what they see in us. Unfortunately one’s presentation is the first thing that other people see in us and also the first thing that people judged about us. There are people who are exactly what they look and appearance is just only one factor by which you can determine who they really are. I would say that we define ourselves and what we choose to be defines us as well. The aim of every individual is to represent not only the outside appearance, but their inward significance because good character and personality is more than just a pretty face. In a more general terms, both characters represents those who create outside show that seem impressive at first but on a closer look it lack substance and echoes within themselves.