Reading Notes: Week 2 Anthology
After reading all of the stories, my personal story was "Fairy Tales" not only because those type of stories were my childhood favorite, but because it was about a mom and three daughters. However, this story was a bit more scary than a typical fairy tale because Mary cut off the Basilisk's head. At first I was a bit scared when I was reading more of the story, but overall I thought it was very unique and different than any other fairy tale I have ever read. I think that is what made me like this fairy tale because it was so different. I also enjoyed reading the "Tricksters" story because I took Choctaw the last three semesters and we read it during my second semester of Choctaw. It was refreshing and nice to read a familiar story, especially an Indian Fairy tale. Both of these stories are very different and I believe it is good to exposed to fairy tales from different cultures.
Bibliography:
Indian Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs with illustrations by John D. Batten (1912).
https://sites.google.com/view/mythfolkloreanthology/tricksters?authuser=0
The Key of Gold by Josef Baudis (1922).
https://sites.google.com/view/mythfolkloreanthology/fairy-tales?authuser=0
This is an image from the story "Trickster." It is an image of the Tiger and Brahman.
Source: https://sites.google.com/view/mythfolkloreanthology/tricksters?authuser=0
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