The Boy Who Cried Continuously

In St. Olaf, there was a shepherd boy who tended his flock on the hill above the town. A wolf kept coming down and stealing his sheep but he never cried out because he never saw it happening He became known in town as the Boy Who Didn't Cry Wolf. One day the townspeople heard the boy on the hill yelling, "Wolf! Wolf!" They all figured that if the boy never cried wolf when the wolf was there, if he yelled wolf now, it stood to reason that the wolf wasn't there.

In fact, the sheep were being attacked by a huge, grizzly bear. The bear attacked the boy, who became known as the Boy Who Cried Continuously.