The blind crow, red-beaked and red-footed, could not bear the misbehavior of some crows in his flock, and their reliance on assaults and burglary to get their daily needs. He tried repeatedly to stop them and pull helpless preys out of their claws. This angered those hideous crows, so they rushed to sue him before the flock's court, claiming that he violated the traditions of the crow's world. The court ruled him out of the flock. But will he surrender to their demands, or fightback until achieving his goals? Will he be able to restore decency to the world of crows and improve the stereotyped image that they were known for, due to the lousy one's behavior?
