What are the characteristics of fables

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fables are intended to have a moral of the story. The characters are usually animals personified as humans. Most famous fables have been around scince 620 bce.

trasher [3.6K]3 years ago

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1.) A table is intended to provide a moral story.

2.) Fables personify the animal characters.

3.) Fables often use the animals as the main characters. The characters are presented with anthropomorphic characteristics, such as talking and reasoning.

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