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Zeus offered prizes to all the animals for the finest offspring, and examined them all as judge. A monkey came too, proud as any mother, cradling a naked, snub-nosed baby in her arms. The gods burst into laughter at the sight, but she said, “Zeus may decide who wins, but to me this little one is the fairest of them all.” [The fable seems to me to teach us all this lesson: everyone thinks their own offspring beautiful.]