How does the initial rejection of Mouse and Squirrel by the four-legged animals contrast with the birds' response, and what does this difference reveal about judging potential?
The transformations of Mouse into Bat and Squirrel into Flying Squirrel were facilitated by the birds.... How were the specific abilities gained through these transformations - keeping the ball aloft and gliding - strategically important to the birds' victory, demonstrating that unique gifts, not just traditional strength, can be decisive?
The story is presented as wisdom passed down from "the Old Ones".... Beyond the immediate outcome of the game, what enduring lessons does the narrative teach about community, value, and the Creator's gifts, and why might these lessons be important to remember and carry forward?
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