As I was reading, I really enjoyed Flute of Joy, Flute of Sorrow. I enjoyed the detail that was put into the story. You could feel how the cows and boy were feeling while reading the whole story because of how it was written. I also really enjoyed the trail that was written in The Greatest Things. It gave the story a nice comedic effect, all while actually writing a somewhat scary story about finding the thing greater than God.
As I was reading, I took notes on things that may help me write my stories for the week. Here are a few notes I came up with:
18. Dwarfs
- So weird
- Why did she call him a midget if she knew he would get angry?
19. A Flowering Tree
- So many killings
- I could write from youngest daughter's view
- I could write from wife's view
20. Flute of Joy, Flute of Sorrow
- So happy it had a good ending
- I could write about like in the palace from the cows point of view
21. Fools
- I could write from wife's view
- I could write how wife and husband actually are the biggest fools in the world
22. Jackal King
- I could write how people made fun of him since he looked different rather than praised him for being different
- I could write how the blue began to fade away
23. For Love of Kadabu
- I could write where they actually die
- I could write where they argue over something else
24. A Girl in a Picture
- I could write opposite where he didn't have everything he could ever want and when he fawned over the girl in the picture, he got everything he wished for
26. A Golden Sparrow
- I could write from the second lady's point of view
29. The Horse Gram Man
- What in the actual world
Bibliography
A Flowering Tree and Other Oral Tales from India by A.K. Ramanujan, Web Source
Photo of a flowering tree, Online Source
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