The Fox and the Box (Revised)

We start off the scene in a lush green forest, where the viewer sees a sly brown Fox hiding behind a tree staring at an overturned box. The viewer watches the Fox salivating and peering at the box with hungry eyes. He begins to sneak towards the box but as soon as he gets close enough, the box begins to scoot away, as if something was pushing it from the inside. So the Fox starts to sneak up to the box again and again but everytime he tries to get close, the box scuffles away.  Eventually, he lunges at the box, but it slips through his fingers once more and the Fox lands flat on his face. Lying on the floor of the forest, he devises a plan to catch the box in a giant net. But the plan fails and the box scoots away. So he devises another plan: he builds a wall out of mud and sticks to stop the box. As the fox sits on top of the wall he watches the box smack into the wall and pause for a minute. The fox smiles a mischievous grin and begins to get off the wall to grab the box. But as soon as he gets off the wall, the box begins to move again. This time scooting along the side of the wall and moving right past the wall. Exasperated, the fox spots a large boulder in the middle of the forest, ties a rope around it and throws the rope over a sturdy branch. Tieing the other end to another branch, he waits for the box to come by. Once the box is in range, he begins to furiously cut at the rope with a knife but it won’t cut. As the box inches closer and closer, the Fox keeps trying to cut the rope but it simply isn’t cutting fast enough. Finally, he cuts the rope and the piano falls but it misses the box. The box walks right past the trap, bumping into a tree where it stops. Walking up to the box, the Fox gives an annoyed look and lifts the box up, revealing a chicken with a confused look on its face.