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Chris S, Tristin, Bridget, Hannah, Jonathan, Chris H.

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Chris S, Tristin, Bridget, Hannah, Jonathan, Chris H.

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Bawang Merah and Bawang Putih

In all fables, the similar morale is that jealously is bad and that if you stay true to yourself and your beliefs good things will come to you, not all of the fables tell the same story or exhibit the same moral compass this is a difference in some,

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The story is about Domingo, a very poor man who had to sell everything he had to survive. But he didnt sell his cat. His cat made him rich by lying to the king and changing the giant in to a bacon.
"The more you give, the more you receive" is the moral idea of the story.

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Chris S, Tristin, Bridget, Hannah, Jonathon, Chris H.

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Chris S, Tristin, Bridget, Hannah, Jonathon, Chris H.

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Bawang Putih & Bawang Merah

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The moral idea from the Korean Folk Tales of the green frog is that we have to listen to our parents or elder people because they want the best for you before the death bring everything apart

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Olivia Wang, Sarah Nguyen, Philippe Zhu, Angelina Loi. Gabriel Hidiaja

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Olivia Wang, Sarah Nguyen, Philippe Zhu, Angelina Loi. Gabriel Hidiaja

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The frog story is about the frog son who is naughty and always does the opposite things whenever his mom told him.
The main moral of the story is children should listen to what their parents say, not doing opposite

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Sunny 19yr Male from Japan and Domenic 20yr Male from Mexico

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Sunny 19yr Male from Japan and Domenic 20yr Male from Mexico

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Listen to your elders and the people who are wiser then yourself. If you consistently do the opposite to what people tell you, you will face consequences

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Xinyang YU( Sunny) from China Sally Wei .   Michelle Chung

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Xinyang YU( Sunny) from China Sally Wei .   Michelle Chung

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According to the story, We should listen to our parents when they are still alive

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Treat others with kindness and you will recieve kindness back, as well as listening to those you know and trust.

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Hayley Duong, Kayley DuongMary LeDuy Ngo Anh TuYuuya MoritaJere Rauhansaloryo nagahama

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Hayley Duong, Kayley DuongMary LeDuy Ngo Anh TuYuuya MoritaJere Rauhansaloryo nagahama

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Little Red Riding hood
The characters are simple and easily related to real life people. It always presents a conflict situation where there is a lesson to be learned. The stories have different origins but teach the same lesson. To treat others with kindness, believe in yourself and don't trust strangers.Use your wisdom to make wise choices

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Manasi, Aleisha, Kel, Brendan, Maddie, Abbey

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Manasi, Aleisha, Kel, Brendan, Maddie, Abbey

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The Moral of the story with the collective fairytales is to find education on who you should and should be trusted whilst considering kindness.

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Kelly THAI Becky LAM Summer LE Doris ZHANG Sam 🤬 Tiffany SHUM

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Kelly THAI Becky LAM Summer LE Doris ZHANG Sam 🤬 Tiffany SHUM

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Treat others the way you wanted to be treat.
Sometimes when you give, more will come back.

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Alice Matoba, Mia Nguyen, Alice Park, Monica Paik, Suah Park, Noah Azoulay, Alex Ren 

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Alice Matoba, Mia Nguyen, Alice Park, Monica Paik, Suah Park, Noah Azoulay, Alex Ren 

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The fairytales are simple, with few main characters and present a specific situation (conflict), from where the characters learn a life lesson. Most of these lessons say that being kind and generous to others will result in a good outcome for yourself. However, a few of them talk about being wise or careful. The common pattern seen from all these storys teaches people how to behave collectively as a society/bigger picture

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Eugene Lam and Jane 🤬, Mi Ngo, Hannah Pham

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Eugene Lam and Jane 🤬, Mi Ngo, Hannah Pham

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According to the Fairytales Analysis, the common sense of all the stories focus on the human kind and generosity. "The more you give, the more you receive".

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Hazel Nguyen, Honoka Sarurta, Quynh Tran, Sokkeang Ny, Yu Lin To, Katie Pham 

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Hazel Nguyen, Honoka Sarurta, Quynh Tran, Sokkeang Ny, Yu Lin To, Katie Pham 

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The common moral theme mentioned are: Be wise and generous to other.

The difference: Some fairy tales have different story and the way of telling it.

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Martin, Jeremy, Minseong, Aiden, Jiin, Mandy, Maxine

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Martin, Jeremy, Minseong, Aiden, Jiin, Mandy, Maxine

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After reading the morals of the story from all 17 reviews, a common idea of "If you do good things you will receive good things in return" can be seen.

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Annie Phung, Steph Perera, Hayley Melhuish, Jess Smith, Drishna Marco, Rohan Aggarwal, Amanda Santika

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Annie Phung, Steph Perera, Hayley Melhuish, Jess Smith, Drishna Marco, Rohan Aggarwal, Amanda Santika

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The main moral that can be found within most of the short stories represents the idea of "if you do for others, they will do for you". The stories often showed examples of generosity which ultimately resulted in a return of some kind- similar to karma. Another moral that could be identified, however within a smaller majority of stories was that of the importance of 'listening'. Whether that be in terms of listening with intent, listening to care or listening to yourself and using your own wisdom to make choices.