Fable 328 - The Wild Boar, the Horse and the Huntsman

The wild boar and the horse shared the same pasture. Because the wild boar continually ruined the grass and muddied the water, the horse,
wanting to have his revenge, turned to a hunter for help. But the latter announce that he couldn’t lend him a hand unless he would agree
to wear a bridle and to carry him on his back. The horse yielded to all his demands. Then the huntsman mounted on to his back, took
and overcame the board and, leading the horse home, he tied him to the stable rack.

Thus, blind rage makes many people wreak vengeance on their enemies, thereby throwing themselves under the yoke of other people’s power.