[
 {
  "chunk": 250,
  "story": 43,
  "summary": "Mitchell explains that nothing maddens a dog like another dog sniffing at him through his fence; the inside dog starts it and would kill even his own brother if he got out.",
  "predicament": "Someone penned in rages at another who is free to come and go, even when the other means no harm at all."
 },
 {
  "chunk": 251,
  "story": 43,
  "summary": "Sometimes the outside dog grins, but sometimes he is short-tempered, like peaceful men who never start a row but keep it going because the other started it.",
  "predicament": "Two people who each claim the other started the quarrel keep it going, each blaming the other for losing his temper."
 },
 {
  "chunk": 252,
  "story": 43,
  "summary": "Then they go at it like a war, though if the same two dogs met outside they might become the best of mates.",
  "predicament": "Two who would be friends anywhere else are made bitter enemies by the barrier standing between them."
 }
]