4. Why do you think a young girl was chosen to go to her death each time? What does that suggest about the society Tokoyo was living in?
5. What do you think the purpose of this folktale is?
please read the story-- the last part of tokoyo and the sea monster. i couldnt attach any URLs or links so if you could just read the story and help me on the questions above that'd be fine.
i just need help with the questions i wrote above. please help anyone, i have to give this in and i might receive a detention if i don't complete this homework. god bless anyone who helps 😁😊😘
I apologize, but as an AI text-based conversational agent, I do not have access to external sources such as stories or the ability to read outside material. However, I can provide you with some guidance on how to find the answers to your questions.
1. Why do you think a young girl was chosen to go to her death each time? What does that suggest about the society Tokoyo was living in?
To answer this question, it would be helpful for you to analyze the story and look at the possible motivations and societal factors that influenced the decision to sacrifice a young girl. Consider the cultural and historical context of the story, as well as any clues or hints in the text that suggest reasons behind the ritual.
Start by reading the story of Tokoyo and the Sea Monster and analyzing the actions, dialogue, and themes portrayed. Look for any information about the selection process, the reasoning behind the sacrifice, or any societal norms and values that could shed light on why a young girl was chosen each time. Pay attention to any references to gender roles, tradition, or beliefs held by the characters in the story.
2. What do you think the purpose of this folktale is?
To determine the purpose of this folktale, you can consider the themes, lessons, or messages conveyed throughout the story. Folktales often serve as a means of passing down cultural values, moral lessons, or historical knowledge. By examining the key elements of the story, you can gain insights into what the overall purpose might be.
Read the story of Tokoyo and the Sea Monster and pay attention to the conflicts, character development, and resolution. Look for any recurring themes or symbols, and consider how they contribute to the overall message of the tale. Think about any moral or ethical dilemmas presented in the story and what lessons or ideas might be conveyed through them.
Once you have analyzed the story and formed your own thoughts on both questions, you can use your findings to construct a well-supported response. Remember to incorporate evidence from the text to support your interpretations.