When Evil came back, Good had created two perfect beings. A deer and an ox. The deer loved Good, as Good paid attention to the deer, and the deer could toss its attention to Good.

The ox, on the other hand, pretended to like and help Good, but secretly thought that Good was full of himself. The ox plotted to escape from Good one day.

Evil looked at all of Good’s other creations and noticed that none of the other ones thought for themselves. They merely existed, doing precisely what they were made for, and nothing else. Perfect beings are what Good called them. Evil asked if it was correct to create creatures that could not think for themselves and Good said yes, this was correct.

Upset by this Evil went down and taught the people to think for themselves. Evil taught many skills and let the people pick what they did with them.