Частный детектив. Будаев. Тула. said:
Rather, as morality in S. Mikhalkov’s fable "Hare in the hop" ...: oops:
From the fable "Hare in the hop" (1945) of the poet and playwright Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov (b. 1913). The threat of a drunken Hare to Leo:
... The bunny got drunk.
“Why do I need a lion! - screams. - But should I be afraid of him?
It’s as if I myself didn’t eat it!
Submit it here! It's time to settle accounts with him!
Yes, I will lower seven skins from him
And naked into Africa! .. "
Leaving a noisy house, staggering between the trunks,
Like between tables
There is Diagon, noise in the forest on a dark night:
“We saw in the forests of animals cleaner than Lviv,
Shreds flew from them even!
It is used as an ironic commentary on someone’s cocky, boastful behavior, as well as a humorous expression of threat, anger, displeasure.
I hope such a mighty lion - the “king” of the entire local beast and the leader of the karmic arms race will forgive such insolent and ridiculous expressions to an inexperienced hare: shock: .... after all, a lion is always right ... except in the year of the hare