Paige's Indian Epics

The Foolhardy Wolf By: Ellen C. Babbitt introduces main character first character comes into contact with other character uses adjectives to describe the characters the characters use dialogue among each other second character proposes an idea  the two set a plan in place the plan begins to take place the second character grows and become cocky dialogue between them a disagreement second character dies moral, dont become greedy The Foolhardy Wolf.

The Tricky Wolf and the Rats By: Ellen C. Babbitt begins by setting up the scene introduces the two separate character groups uses adjectives to describe characters personalities uses dialogue between characters wolf begins his trickery describes the characters emotions the rats trick the wolf at the end no more rats were killed or eaten The Golden Goose By: Ellen C. Babbitt introduces main character describes what the main character looks like introduces other set of characters uses dialogue amongst themselves use dialogue amongst the characters dialogue expresses their emotions starts describing personality of one character trickery takes place opposition between characters  greediness does not serve anyone well moral lesson A golden goose.