In the audio titled "28-FallOfTheFox", the narrative is deeply entrenched in the themes of a blow or strike (golpe), animal, and fall (caida). The audio begins with the sound of a soft, yet noticeable rustling in the undergrowth, as if a small creature is making its way through. This is soon identified as the footsteps of a fox, the main animal character in our tale. The fox's footsteps are light, quick, portraying it as a creature of agility and cunning. The rustling is interrupted intermittently by the fox's soft breaths and the occasional snap of a twig under its paws. The narrative takes a turn when the fox's smooth journey is interrupted by an abrupt sound — a golpe or strike. This is a loud, distressing sound, signifying an unexpected adversity. The sound is sharp and swift, like the snap of a trap or the swoosh of a hunter's net. Following the golpe