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A lonely queen and her loyal subject are confronted with a decision that threatens to alter the course of life as they know it. From what she began, to what he feels he must finish, their worlds will collide to create a void that will engulf the presence of everyone around them.

Can they resolve the difference in their perspective in order to save the lives of those around them? ... More

A lonely queen and her loyal subject are confronted with a decision that threatens to alter the course of life as they know it. From what she began, to what he feels he must finish, their worlds will collide to create a void that will engulf the presence of everyone around them.

Can they resolve the difference in their perspective in order to save the lives of those around them?

Only time will tell as time is running out.

The Brave Little Bee is an allegorical tale of caution by observational artist Michael Rhys Scott. It questions the nature of fear and its ability to prevent us from reacting in times of great peril.

In the tradition of Watership Down, this short fable explores the struggle every adult must face in a world that can often be too afraid to care.

Presented in the guise of a children's bedtime story, this modern day tale is quite the exception.

Whether its use is for entertainment, a tool of reference or simply instructional, this is a story that will inspire discourse among anyone who sees the parallels within its meaning and the fear that lies within all of us.

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As readers, our primary instincts encourage us to identify with the protagonist or hero of the story. What is unique about the story of The Brave Little Bee is that everyone can, in some way, identify with more than one of the characters and their motivation.

Regardless of the character's intent, an observer can, at some point, recall a time within their own lives when they may have exhibited actions that could be viewed as unjust or simply reactionary. By observing the perspective of each individual character, readers gain the ability to extract a meaning of focus for themselves that could, hopefully, lead to more responsible decision making in the future.

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