At first I thought the title said "beating off the wolf". But alas it's not. (Although I know this one guy who said he saw another guy beat off a tiger. Um, thats prolly more information than anyone needed to know.)

Like everyone else is basicly saying this peice drips with tightness. I like taking things at face value so I automaticly assume your being literall. Of course I know better and this is probably a metaphor for something. After all when a wolf is no longer a part of it's pack it's usually because it's off to start a new pack or is too old to do anything. (I used to kinda like studying wolves.)

Of course that part about wanting to tear down the moon must have had some importance. After all most people think the moon and wolves have some sort of special meaning. (Howling at the moon, werewolves and the full moon.)

I'm assuming that this wolf is either an upper-middle class wolf that got everything it ever wanted and for the sake of being cool is rebelling against it's parents and law.

Or it's a wolf that was most likely abused either by it's parents or the circumstances of it's life. And is basicly being almost forced to rebel against parents and law, not to be cool, but to just simpy "be".

Am I right or way off?

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Originally posted by Bruklor Nec is just dumb

I'm taking that as a compliment.