Chapter Two:
After a year of growing fat and lazy, Crane tires of the taste of Frogs and wanders off to eat poisoned Scorpion eggs. As Crane writhes in agony at the side of the pond, a Water Snake (who has been lurking in the reeds the whole time) strangles Crane and tries to steal his crown. But the snake's head is much too small for such a prize and it slides down his neck, dragging both Crane and Snake under the surface to their deaths.
At this point the relieved Frogs cry out a third time for help, so Jupiter sends down a stainless steel Dishwasher. The Dishwasher looks impressive and doesn't eat Frogs, but really has no business hanging out in a Frog pond. "Thanks, we guess" cry the Frogs "but why do we need a Dishwasher King when we don't even own any crockery?" At this point an irritated Jupiter shouts down from the heavens, "Fuck you, you ungrateful shits. That's a $3,000 deep-tub washer with digital controls and True Steam technology. If you can't make the new King work then you all deserve what's coming." So the Frogs did their best to go about their lives and pretend that none of this ever happened. Most of all, they worked very hard at ignoring the shiny new Dishwasher sitting in the middle of the pond.
Moral: If you're an expensive appliance, you'll eventually be bought by someone who doesn't really know what to do with you but figures you'll make their dump look a little classier.