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"That your heifer lingered a while then left the bull, means that you'll be left cold in your bed."
[Quod cunctata diu taurum sua vacca reliquit, frigidus in viduo destituere toro.]
Ovid, Amores, Book III, Elegy V, lines 41-42 [His horned head to the ground, a light-winged crow slid from the air.]

LAKEY INSPIRED — Overjoyed
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When the moment came that Phronsie's personality shifted to Isabela, the thief did come back sincerely to help out.

"A skilful archer the hill country sought, Intent on sport. His coming quickly brought To every wild beast fear and 
headlong flight. The lion only tarried to invite The archer's onslaught. "Haste not! Prythee stay," The stranger said; 
"nor hope to win the day. Learn from mine envoy, whom you soon shall meet, Your wisest plan." 
Forth sped his arrow fleet From no great distance; and was buried deep In the beast's flank. Afraid his post to keep 
The wounded lion straight essay'd to fly To where the lonesome woodland thickets lie. But, lo! A fox was standing 
at his side, Who urg'd him still the archer's shafts to bide. "Not so!" the lion said; "beguile not me! Yon envoy came 
but now so bitterly, That doubly fierce his master needs must be."
Babrius, Fable 1, The Archer and the Lion.

Flemeth's shapeshifter goes downhill fast: the vicious grandmother might return disguised as a corrupt Dalish crow.