Humanity 100 Fable #2 The White Crow and The Black Sheep (From Fables Never Told On Earth.)

A white crow refused to participate in the murder, and a black sheep refused to be fleeced like the flock.  

Both journeyed far away to find others of like instinct and pilgrimage together toward greater individuality.

One day the white crow and the black sheep were walking down opposite ends of the road less traveled. 

When they met face to face they didn’t recognize they were on the same path. 

They were frightened instead.

The white crow flew away and the black sheep hid.

“The sheep had the plague!” assumed the white crow, “That’s why its wool was black!”

“The crow had leprosy!”  Assumed the black sheep, “Why else were its feathers white?”