I have been drawn to ravens and foxes and found that I am not the only one.
I found one of Aesop's Greek Fables 'The Fox and the Raven'
Where the moral of the story is to be wary of who you give your trust.
As the tail is told, the raven falls to the flattery of the hungry fox, who begs the raven to sing whilst with a beak full of cheese.
After much sweet worship, the raven proudly breaks into melody, allowing for the cheese to fall towards the waiting prey of the fox whilst the raven is then left hungry.

This portrays the fox as being on the unfavorable side of the story, but little is said about the weakness of the raven to succumb to its own self-worth.

Stop wasting your time on ego, as that was the one weakness to which the raven had control over, and this trait has been the demise of many a person who has been put on a pedestal.

                                                                Tillack