DIFFERENT ELEPHANT
One day an explorer is out in the jungle. As he wanders along, he comes upon an elephant, crying with pain, a large thorn lodged in its foot. Feeling sorry for the elephant, the man carefully pulls out the thorn. The elephant looks at him gratefully, then limps off into the jungle. Many years later, the same man visits a circus, and sits in the front row. The elephant acts come on, but one of the elephants keeps looking over at the explorer. Eventually the elephant breaks free, runs over to him . . . then picks the man up with his trunk, dashes him to the ground, and tramples him with his mighty feet. Why did the elephant do this? It wasn’t the same elephant.
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