The Dance for Water:
- Seeking drink? is that how they would have said it or was it just miss typed?
- I have noticed a lot of mistakes in this story
- Glad they all agreed on one solution
- I agree the rabbit should not have any water since he did not want to dance with them
- They wanted to kill rabbit, but wanted to do it in such a violent manner. I think that is why the rabbit got away in the end
Jackal and Monkey:
- Jackal is always a trickster in these stories
- Monkey eventually believed him when he should have
- Always go with your first instinct
- I wish the monkey wouldnt have died in this :(
The Story of Hare:
- Weird names in this story
- Why do the ones who eat the fat always wake up the ones who are supposed to be guarding
- The Inkalimeva sure can eat a lot of fat
- The Hare finally watched guard without falling asleep and ended up killing the other animals
The White Man and Snake:
- The man helped the snake and then the snake wanted to bite him
- After asking others the Jackal suggested to show him how the snake was trapped
- The Jackal was clever to help the man out by telling him to keep the snake trapped since he wanted to bite the man
Jackal, Dove and Heron:
- Why did the Jackal want one of the Doves little ones
- Jackal can't even fly like he told the dove
- Jackal was mad at Heron for telling the Dove he couldt fly so he broke his neck, what a nice way to solve a problem..
Elephant and Tortoise:
- The Tortoise was supposed to keep the other animals out of the Elephants water but could not do so
- When an animal is going to be killed in these stories they always give them an option of how they want to die
- The Tortoise ripped up the elephants insides and it killed him and the Tortoise lived I call that karma
The Judgement of Baboon:
- Everyone always has someone else to blame
- How was justice serve, they didn't solve anything at all
- Where in the world did the name Jan come from anyways, they always called him Baboon
When Lion Could Fly:
- Lions being able to fly sounds weird
- The frog broke the bones that weren't attached to Lion and that made him not be able to fly
Lion
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Lion Who Thought Himself Wiser Than His Mother:
- You should always listen to your mother is what this story reminds me of
- They let him go so his mother could teach him a lesson
Lion who Took a Woman's Shape:
- Theres a human in this story and animals, but the human still acts like an animal
- Her and the lion hunted each other
- The daughter finally listened to the mother
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