Freedom and the Wolves

This charming allegory, suitable for all age groups, is about a boy called Freedom. Born the son of gipsy tinkers, the boy is left outside a monastery when his parents are refused help in the coldest of winters. The story ends with the realisation that mutual support can always rebuild democracy for social well-being, and it counters opposition because he - Freedom - always continues in the minds of all people. There is always hope, as long as each person takes responsibility for it.