"Thrown To The Wolves" by Em Beihold is a song about feeling like an outsider or newcomer in a world that seems unfamiliar and hostile. The lyrics depict the protagonist being kicked out of their village and thrown into the forest, questioning whether they will be able to return within a year. They feel unsure of their situation and the motives of those around them. Despite the initial fear of being thrown to the wolves, the protagonist realizes that the wolves don't actually pose a threat. Instead of attacking, they just observe and don't seem to care about the protagonist's presence. This realization metaphorically represents the protagonist's experience of being ignored or overlooked by the people around them. The protagonist becomes curious about the wolves and follows them, hoping to understand why they were not seen as a threat or prey. They try to uncover the truth behind the wolves' behavior and observe them as they transform into humans under the moonlight. This revelation surprises the protagonist, as they discover something unexpected about the wolves' true nature. Overall, the song explores themes of feeling like an outsider, questioning social dynamics, and the desire to be seen and understood. It highlights the protagonist's journey of self-discovery as they navigate a world where they are thrown into unfamiliar circumstances and encounter beings who initially seem intimidating but turn out to be indifferent.
