Chapter One:
The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse opens with the boy sitting by a stream on a summer day when he meets the mole. The boy had been feeling listless after dealing with a difficult situation, and he was starting to question what was important to him. The mole overheard the boy, and he was taken aback by the darkness of the boy’s feelings. The mole asked the boy questions that the boy had never considered, such as how the boy would define beauty and love. They talked about how to accept one’s vulnerabilities and limitations, finding the strength to do what’s right, passion, peace, hope, and the importance of companionship. As they talked, the fox and the horse came up to join them, each with their own words of wisdom. Through these conversations, the characters learn that they are stronger together, and that strength and courage come from within. They know that when faced with difficulty, it is important to stand together and support each other.
Chapter Two:
In a conversation between the fox, the mole and the horse, the fox talks about his fear of change and how fear can cause someone to give up their dreams. He says that facing fears and embracing change is essential to personal growth. The horse then takes part in the discussion and speaks of his struggles with loneliness and unconditional friendship. He talks about how having true friends makes him feel braver and more secure. The mole adds that it’s ok to have moments of doubt, as well as moments of joy, and the fox and the horse assure the mole that they will be there to pick him up when he is feeling down. All three characters learn that even though they may have different perspectives, they can still be compassionate and supportive towards each other.
Chapter Three
The chapter begins with the mole talking to the other characters about looking inside themselves to discover their true potential. He brings up the idea that the inner self is something that should be nurtured, protected, and respected. The fox and the horse then talk about the vulnerabilities and limitations of the outside world, and how it affects their lives. They talk about accepting themselves and their limitations, as well as the importance of living life to the fullest and taking risks. The chapter ends with the characters deciding that they should all go out and explore the world together, to discover new things and form stronger bonds. They agree that friendship and companionship are essential for living a happy and fulfilled life.
