The legend about boy and baby-fox. It was another ordinary day. I've been preparing for my student for 3 hours. You know, I created a really interesting presentation about Spartan warriors. History of Sparta is said to be bloody and brutal, and I want to notice that I agree with the statement. I am sure, everybody knows a story about a boy and his fox. The little boy stole a small fox, and then he noticed the soldiers approach him. Where's the rub? So, the baby fox was eating alive boy, and at last, it chewed into his stomach! It happened because he didn't want him to be punished. Spartan judges disciplined for the fact that a criminal was caught, not for stealing, Why would they do like this way? Because they considered spartan warriors and people to be the furious men all over the world. The Spartan society raised brutal, severe men which must fulfil the purpose of their living. What's the purpose? Purpose of any Spartan man was serving to Sparta. At first place was allegiance to Sparta, and then to family. To die for sake Sparta's glory! We know about it, despite absence of Spartan written accounts. That's why, we rely on written accounts of Herodotus, Plutarch, etc. As much as they were the opponent side of Sparta, we ought to take it with the grain of salt, because their stories may be embellished. I am under pressure of time... I'm gonna hit the hay( I hope, it isn't too informal). P.S. Thank you for correcting and reading.