D. is your answer i think
A satire does not directly state the main argument, while the lesson or moral from a fable is clearly shown
Ima say this from what I been through . They usually don’t stop but focus on other things like listen to music draw or walk just think about calming things
Answer:
The element of folktale that this excerpt contain is:
c) a character playing a trick.
Explanation:
From the excerpt, we see the main character, Hidesato, was deceived for a moment. What he believed to be a monster dragon turned out to be a Dragon King, a man, probably with magic powers. We can say, thus, that <u>Hidesato has been tricked</u>. That is a common element of folktales and fairy tales, according to Carl Gustav Jung.<u> In folktales, characters represent several universal characteristics of human society (archetypes), including the evil character, the helper, and the trickster. The trickster usually outsmarts other characters, deceiving them so that he can get what he wants.</u>
1. They are all happy with the event that happened.
2. They share friendship even with mixed races.
3. There races differs but they looked contented in their lives.
4. There are different life careers but they stayed as one friendship.
5. They are all proud of what they've become.
