Reading Post: Folklore of Laos, Part A

A Child of the Woods
By: Katherine Neville Feelson

  • sets the scenery
  • sets up premise for the story
  • begins the story at the beginning
  • provides reasoning for her actions
  • story is told by the woman who the story is about
  • uses detail to describe the setting and her feelings at the time
  • climax during the middle of the story
  • she describes her feelings towards the animals
  • the wild animals became her protectors
  • because of her the animals were nice to others
  • she was blessed by the animals
  • returned to her village
  • her kindness to them was paid forward
  • karma
The Tiger who watched over her. Image information.

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