I decided to read the story about the Divine Brothers. I can
relate to the first brother. All that the elder brother wants to do is go to
his father’s house and eat food and then sleep! I like that he is just like me.
Also the sister says she wants to eat and not do any work all day long. I
support that wish as well. I feel like I could write a story based on these
wishes. It would be similar in the sense that a lot of the siblings have
similar wishes that are not too impractical while one of them has a completely
different wish. In my story one of their wishes would come true and it would
tear the family apart. I have not finish this story yet so I am unaware as to
what happens, but my idea either goes along with the story or would be my twist
to my own story.
Okay so Lahana’s fish turned out to be serpents. I would
freak out if I saw them. Snakes are kind of the worst. Also it is a bummer
because she was looking forward to the fish and now she does not have them anymore.
I wonder what the serpents will have in store for her? I would be a little
upset as well with Lahana if I knew she was harboring snakes in the kitchen!
That is gross!
Another story I could write could be based on kindness. I
feel like that is a big part of this story. Lahana was kind to the snakes and
then once they turned into their true self they realized how kind she was. They
then wanted to do something for her in exchange. I think that this is a really
important part of the book. I could write a story where a person is kind to
someone or something that people may not be and then she gets something in
return at the end. I think that a lot of people should take a lesson from
Lahana.
Bibliography: Sacred Tales of India written by D. N. Neogi, online source
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