The Frog and Raven motif traditionally shows Raven as the dominant figure, with Frog held outside his mouth, the two joined tongue-to-tongue in silent communication. Here, Don Yeomans reverses that hierarchy: Frog takes over the primary face, while Raven is reduced in scale and pushed down to the mouth—the joined tongues the one constant between the two versions of the story. Rendered in teal, …