Who will bell the cat?
Understand the Problem
The question refers to a popular fable about the challenges of taking action against a dangerous opponent, or it could be asking about the metaphorical question of who will take the risks to accomplish a difficult task.
Answer
It takes courage to perform a risky or dangerous task.
The old idiom 'Who will bell the cat?' implies that it takes courage to perform a risky or dangerous task.
Answer for screen readers
The old idiom 'Who will bell the cat?' implies that it takes courage to perform a risky or dangerous task.
More Information
The idiom 'Who will bell the cat?' comes from a fable where a group of mice decides to put a bell on a cat to hear its approach. The plan was good, but no one was willing to take the risk to execute it, symbolizing the courage needed to do dangerous tasks.
Sources
- The web page with info on - Vedantu - vedantu.com
- BELL THE CAT, WHO WILL Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com - dictionary.com
- What is the meaning and origin of 'Who is going to bell the cat'? - thehindu.com
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