A farmer's boy went looking for snails, and when he had picked up both his hands full, he set about making a fire at which to roast them; for he meant to eat them.
When it got well alight and the snails began to feel the heat, they gradually withdrew more and more into their shells, with the hissing noise they always make when they do so.
When the boy heard it, he said, "You abandoned creatures, how can you find heart to whistle when your houses are burning?"
一个乡下少年到处寻找蜗牛，当他双手都塞满了蜗牛后，就准备点火烤着吃。
火点着了，蜗牛也开始感觉到热了，他们纷纷退向坚壳的深处，同时还发出“咝咝”的噪音。
男孩子听到了蜗牛发出的嘘声，便说：“你们这些连命都快没有的家伙，怎么还能有心情在窝里着火时吹口哨呢？”
他犯了搞笑时的最大禁忌：解释笑话😂
故事通过拟人化手法制造了认知错位的幽默。蜗牛遇热收缩发出生理性声响被少年误解为'吹口哨'，这种将动物应激反应强行嫁接人类行为的解读形成了意外反差。'窝里着火'的双关既呼应了蜗牛壳遇火的物理状态，又暗含成语的引申义，在生物本能与人类语言间架起荒诞桥梁。但受制于西方寓言式的叙事语境，对'烤蜗牛'食俗缺乏认知的受众可能难以完全捕捉到场景的喜剧冲突，且蜗牛受热发声的生物学特性存在认知门槛，导致部分笑点需依赖特定知识才能触发。
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