Reading Notes, The Trickster


For my own story, I will be basing it off of the Trickster tale.

In this story, the tiger tricks the man into letting him go, but promises he won't harm him after he is free.
Once the man lets him go, the tiger takes back his word and says he will eat the man for being so foolish.
The man seeks advise from several different characters with no luck, until he meets the jackal.
The jackal pretends as if he doesn't understand the story that the man is telling him, so he returns to the scene to get a better understanding.
The jackal then plays dumb to the tiger as well, asking how he even got into the cage to begin with.
The tiger shows him, and the jackal locks him in the cage again.

The jackal's smart thinking saved the man, and gave the tiger what he deserved.

This story is easy to follow, and a fun, witty read.

story link

tiger and the man 

Indian Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs with illustrations by John D. Batten (1912).

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