I think that there are many fables for all of these stories. Although, for The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing, I think the fable is: What goes around, comes around. In other words, you can say that this is an example of karma. In The Four Oxen and the Lion, the fable is that friends stick together through thick and thin. In The Fisher and the Little Fish, the fable is don’t try to get something better, be happy with what you have. In, The Crow and the Pitcher, the fable is to always try hard so you can succeed. Don’t give up. Lastly, the fable for The Fox and the Goat is: Make sure your “friends” are real friends. And that they don’t take advantage of you. These are all the fables for these stories.