| Whether in the guise of a crow, a she-wolf, or a woman skeleton, Calvé gives the audience a chance to move across cultures and sensations. |
| And there, out in the snow of their back track, was the she-wolf waiting for him. |
| But for Wolfgang Amadeus however, Helena was his dominant she-wolf. She knew what was good for him or not, and he had to listen to her. |
| Suckled by a she-wolf, they were reared by a shepherd and grew up to found Rome. |
| Miraculously, they floated ashore, were nursed by a she-wolf, and then reared by a shepherd. |
| They realize it is a she-wolf who is acting as a decoy to lure the dogs away from camp so that they can be eaten by the wolf pack. |
