Paige's Mythology and Folklore Blog

A Boy of the City Streets By: Katherine Neville Fleeson introduces main character begins by providing the setting other characters are introduced use of dialogue emotions are expressed through dialogue description of action and emotion they begin to endure problems the boy tricks the wise men flips it onto the men who tried to sell him the boy becomes wealthy and successfully tricks the other men The Blind Man By: Katherine Neville Fleeson begins by talking about 3 main characters the daughter is given a rule she obeys and finds a man man tricked his wife dialogue is used between the wife and husband dialogue portrays the husbands personality  wife tricks her husband to test him his secret is discovered his fault gets him into to trouble but ends up working out in his favor he returns to his wife happy emotions are described The Cobra who gave the man his eyesight. Image Information .

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 .