Week 9 Reading Notes Part A: The Poor Man and His Three Sons

The Poor Man and His Three Sons
After reading this story I think that I could potentially change the gifts to make them something more interesting and maybe more modern. I was thinking of having the story taking place during modern times. I have not thought of what I want to change the gifts to, but I was thinking that instead of having them go to different towns to sell the gifts their dad gave them that I would have them use a more modern platform such as eBay. I think I would also want to go into more detail about their life after the brothers became rich and maybe have them buy a huge house in Los Angles with their fortune. I like to incorporate a moral of the story and in this instance, I think I would make the moral that if you are patient you too can receive good luck and fortune but that it is important to always remember where you came from. 

Bibliography: This story is part of the Filipino Tales unit. Story source: Filipino Popular Tales by Dean S. Fansler (1921). Link to Story

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