"The Origin of the Robin" provides insight into the Ojibwa's views of the parent-child relationship which is;
- B. It suggests that parents’ words were held in very high regard.
In this story, we see that Iadilla, the son of the Ojibwa father listened and obeyed his father's instructions to fast for a very long period of time.
Unlike these days when obedience is a hard virtue to come by especially if the instruction will harm the individual in question, the boy endured even when he was weak and very hungry.
This shows the reader that the Ojibwa culture treasures obedience and showcases it as one of its core values.
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