Reading Week 10, Native American Marriage Tales part B
Tales of the North American Indians, by Stith Thompson
The Youth Who Joined the Deer
I enjoy the theme of respect that is represented in this story. In the story, if you kill a deer, use every part of the deer, and throw all of the bones into water, the deer will come to life again. The deer in this story sacrifice themselves for their people so that they may eat.
The True Bride
This story reminds me of Cinderella in a sense that she has a jealous stepmother, a haughty step-sister, and people who give her clothes and abilities to attract the chief's son. This week I want to write a story that follows a similar story line, while also including the problems that the stepmother causes with the main character's children, and the loyal dog who takes care of them.
The Youth Who Joined the Deer
I enjoy the theme of respect that is represented in this story. In the story, if you kill a deer, use every part of the deer, and throw all of the bones into water, the deer will come to life again. The deer in this story sacrifice themselves for their people so that they may eat.
The True Bride
This story reminds me of Cinderella in a sense that she has a jealous stepmother, a haughty step-sister, and people who give her clothes and abilities to attract the chief's son. This week I want to write a story that follows a similar story line, while also including the problems that the stepmother causes with the main character's children, and the loyal dog who takes care of them.
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