The Keeper of the Winter Forest

Father Bear is neither the strongest nor the wisest creature in the forest. He has made mistakes, weathered difficult winters, and learned that true strength is not measured by the power of one’s roar.

His greatest purpose is raising his five cubs and preparing them for a world he cannot always protect them from.

“The greatest measure of a bear was not the strength of his paws, the sharpness of his claws, or the thunder of his roar. It was what he chose to do with them.”