Week 7 Reading Notes B:
Mr. Fox is Again Victimized
I chose to read another Brer rabbit Story because the reading A I did intrigued me into the life of Brer Rabbit. It has given me a lot of inspiration to make my writing more creative and lighthearted. I would like to tell the story from the view of the one who is on the other side of Brer rabbit, while still maintaining the same language used for the first reading that I wrote about.Again this story is hard to follow, but its seems as though yet another animal has been victimized by the rabbit, in this case it is a Fox. A common theme seems to be the pray victimizing the predator which is an irony that I enjoy in story telling. I could perhaps write about a gazelle who gets the upper hand on a lion. Or a king salmon who bets a grizzly bear in a staring contest. I think that all these ideas would provide a great story.
Also, writing a story where all the animals band together to fight Brer Rabbit because they are fed up with being victimized would also make a great story telling. Plot twists like that are what make me enjoy reading a story retelling the most. The other animals can from a coalition to bring all the other victims together and put Brer Rabbit to justice.
This story is part of the More Brer Rabbit unit. Story source: Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings by Joel Chandler Harris (1881).
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