<bos><start_of_turn>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.
lista de codigos linguisticos disponibles: ["fr", "en"].<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>user
C'est quoi l'histoire de L'Aigle et le Renard ?<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
An eagle and a fox, having made friends together, decided to live near each other, in the thought that cohabitation would strengthen their bond. And then the eagle, taking flight, settled on a very high tree and laid its brood there, while the fox, slipping into the bush which was at the foot of the tree, deposited its young there. But one day when the fox went out to look for food, the eagle, short of food, swooped down on the bush, snatched the fox cubs and feasted on them with its young. On his return, the fox, seeing what had happened, was less distressed by the death of his young than by the impossibility of taking revenge; in fact he could not, as a quadruped, pursue a bird. He had to content himself, the only resource of the powerless and the weak, with cursing his enemy from afar. Now it happened that the eagle was not long in suffering the punishment for its crime against friendship. People sacrificed a goat in the countryside; the eagle swooped down on the altar, snatched a burning viscera and brought it to its nest. Now a violent wind started to blow and caused an old straw to burn, and as a result the eaglets were burned, because they were still unable to fly, and they fell to the ground. The fox came running and before the eyes of the eagle devoured them all.

This fable shows that, if you betray friendship, you will perhaps be able to escape the vengeance of your dupes, if they are weak; but in any case you will not escape the punishment of heaven.<end_of_turn><eos>