Patience-Stone and Patience-Knife
- The random entrance and immediate exit of the bird
- Animals characterized with speaking abilities/be able to communicate to humans
- Repeated theme of the bird
- "Oh my poor maiden, your kismet is with a dead person"
- Like a bad omen
- Fear of the bird coming back starting to impact the mother and daughters daily lives
- Turned into something better than a bad omen
- Definite plot twist when the Arab girl took credit for the Maiden's work
- Strange connection between the ship stopping and a man on board not having kept his word for something
- Didn't expect that's what the maiden needed the stone and knife for
- I think the plot twist adds more interest to the story
- Turn of events at the end of the story. Good for all but the Arab
- The beginning sentence grabs the attention of the reader
- Theme- two-->third
- The idea that they were talking to a dead man
- "At which I became angry and ran away to melon field"
- Very interesting, somewhat odd story but I liked it
- The ending wasn't expected
Patience Stone and Patience Knife Source: MythFolklore UnTextbook |
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