Always striving to be number one, never willing to admit defeat, and constantly comparing oneself to others--how much beauty do we miss? If we can't be number one, should we simply give up? If we can't be number one, are there other sources of enjoyment in doing things? From a young age, the raccoon was different from other animals; he was smarter and more agile. Every harvest season, he was always the first to pick hazelnuts. When everyone was searching for four-leaf clovers, he was also the first to find them; even in the game of guessing cloud shapes, his score was always the highest. The raccoon was always excellent...
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