What is the moral of this story?
Does Captain Abdulrahman respond to his wife’s fears appropriately?
Stories are often made to instruct as well as entertain: what is the entertaining part in this story? Why or how would it appeal to children?
What is your response to the representation of females and males in this story?
This story seems more modern than the other ones, doesn’t it? Discuss what elements might or might not make it seem more modern (i.e. closer to our point in history/time) than the other tales.
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