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Group 5 (Emma Fick, Reveena Mandala, Courtney Taylor, Lane Carrandi, Garrett Lane, Brittany Johnson)

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Group 5 (Emma Fick, Reveena Mandala, Courtney Taylor, Lane Carrandi, Garrett Lane, Brittany Johnson)

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1. A boy goes out hunting after his parents warned him not to and gets trapped in a drum by a tortoise. Through cunning he is saved from the drum by his parents. Lives the rest of his life well-behaved.
2. "Ever after, Hanafi was an obedient boy who lived happily because he follows the advice of his father and mother" pg.19
3. The moral is to listen to advice of your parents

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Hey, I ordered my book a few days ago, but the bookstore doesn't have it ready yet.

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"Now, if you will do what I say, I will make a magic powder for you. The magic powder will make you successful whenever you go out hunting."

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"...After you have eaten the magic cake you will always have good luck."

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Still getting my book

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Bookstore did not have the book

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I shall not untie you.

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Bookstore didn't have the book

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Bookstore was sold out so amazon prime has it coming tomorrow

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“Never,” replied the tortoise. “You ate my cake without asking my permission to eat it. Therefore I shall not untie you. I shall leave you to your fate.”

Vernon-Jackson, Hugh (2012-02-29). African Folk Tales (Dover Children's Thrift Classics) (Kindle Locations 70-71). Dover Publications. Kindle Edition.

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"On the way he thought he heard hyenas in the grass, but he was not sure; he thought he saw yellow eyes, but he was not sure. But he reached home safely."

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"Better that you lose everything" his good wife replied, "as long as you return safely yourself to you're wife and child"

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He only had himself to throw to the hyenas

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"Not waiting for the night, but in the sunshine of the afternoon he hurried back to his village. On the way he thought he heard hyenas in the grass, but he was not sure; he thought he saw yellow eyes, but he was not sure."

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"On the way he thought he heard hyen

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I'm new to the class! I look forward to reading the stories though! :)

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Bookstore didn't have the book in stock, waiting on amazon

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"Very well, " she said to the leopard, "although I fear you, I will untie you."

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When the cheetah

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"I shall eat the roasted creature."

Ever after, Hanafi was an obedient boy who lived happily because he followed he advice of his father and mother.

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"The monkey freed the leopard, but she was not free from him."

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Ordered book from bookstore; they're out until the end of the week :O

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But he never found the tortoise and he had to keep his big head. That is why the ram’s head is big and the tortoise’s head is small: it is an exchange of heads.

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"Never," replied the tortoise. "You ate my cake without asking my permission to eat it. Therefore I shall not untie you. I shall leave you to your fate."

Just like how the leopard stole the tortoise's cake, the tortoise stole the firewood, oil, pepper, three stones, and cooking pot from the family who welcomed him in during the beginning of the story. Therefore, the tortoise deserves the same as the leopard.

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first day in class

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"In those days it was the custom for animals to take off their heads and leave them on the river-bank before entering the water" (Vernon-Jackson, p.13).

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"The monkey freed the leopard, but she was not free from him. The leopard jumped on her and ate her up."

Although the old mother monkey was the only creature to show any mercy towards the leopard, he eats her.

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That is why the ram's head is big and the tortoise's head is small:  it is an exchange of heads.

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The creature was inside, we'll roasted ando smelling like very good tasting food. "I shall eat the roasted

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I added the class this morning and have not read the story yet.

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"...Whenever one sees a leopard beside the forest, one knows he is looking for a tortoise."

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"In those days it was the custom for animals to take off their heads and leave them on the river-bank before entering the water."

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Promising himself that one day he would find and punish the tortoise, the ram went away. But he never found the tortoise and he had to keep his head.

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In those days it was the custom for animals to take off their heads and leave them on the river-bank before entering the water. The ram and the tortoise took off their heads.

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But he never found the tortoise and he had to keep his big head. hat is why the rams head is big and the tortoises head is small: it is an exchange of heads

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For ever afterwards the leopard searched beside the forest, and whenever one sees a leopard beside a forest, one knows he is looking for a tortoise.

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