The document discusses the characteristics and structure of fables, which are short stories featuring animals that convey moral lessons. Key elements include brevity, personification, simple plots, and universal themes. It outlines the typical format of a fable, including introduction, body, climax, resolution, and moral.

2. 1.Comedy
2.Rags to Riches
3.Quest
4.Tragedy
5.Voyage and Return
6.Overcoming the
monster
7.Rebirth
8.Anecdote
9.Drama
10.Fable
11.Fairy tale
12.Horror
13.Legend
14.Short story

4. is a short story, typically featuring
animals as characters, that conveys a
moral lesson or practical advice. Fables
are a form of allegory, where
characters and events symbolize
deeper truths about human nature and
social conduct.

5. 1. Brevity: Fables are concise and to the point, often
no longer than a few paragraphs.
2. Personification: Animals, plants, inanimate objects,
or forces of nature are given human traits.
3. Moral Lesson: Each fable concludes with a clear
moral or lesson that is often explicitly stated.

6. 4. Simple Plot: The storyline is straightforward with
a clear conflict and resolution.
5. Universal Themes: Themes are universal and
relatable, often dealing with human nature, ethics,
and societal norms.

7. 1. Introduction
2. Body
3. Climax
4. Resolution
5. Moral

8. 1. Introduction: Introduces the setting and characters.
2. Body: Develops a simple plot with a clear conflict or problem.
3. Climax: The peak of the story where the conflict reaches its
highest point.
4. Resolution: The conflict is resolved, leading to the conclusion.
5. Moral: A clear, concise statement of the lesson learned from
the story.

9. Some Fable examples