Extra Credit Reading Notes A: Physician's Revenge
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The Physician's Revenge
I really enjoyed reading this story. There are a lot of lessons that can be learned from it and it provided a very easy and engaging read. From this story, it tells the reader that it is better to spare those who you believe have wronged you as it will be better off. Such as when the king killed the physician and then died himself because of this act. This was a very satisfying and fitting end to the story.
I was very confused readying the story about where the fisherman and the genius came into play in the story and why it transitioned from the king killing the physician to the genius talking the fisherman into letting him go for a favor.
It seemed as though the genius was telling the fisherman the story to soften him up to the idea of releasing him and doing as he wishes in the hope that something good will happen. This was an idea put in his head by the story of how bad things happen to those we don't spare others, so logically the message is about good things happen when you do spare someone.
Image: The Physicians revenge, Illustrated by H. J. Ford. 1898. Physician.
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