A horse and donkey were traveling together. The horse was prancing with fine accessories while the donkey struggled under heavy loads. The donkey wished to be the horse. The next day, a battle occurred and the horse was fatally wounded while charging. The donkey later found the dying horse and remarked "I was wrong, humble security is better than dangerous luxury."

1. The Horse and The Ass
Moral :
Better humble security than gilded
danger
Andrea Balderrama Torres

2. A Horse and an Ass were travelling together, the Horse prancing
along in its fine trappings, the Ass carrying with difficulty the heavy
weight in its panniers. "I wish I were you," sighed the Ass; "nothing to
do and well fed, and all that fine harness upon you."
Next day, however, there was a great battle, and the Horse
was wounded to death in the final charge of the day. His friend, the Ass,
happened to pass by shortly afterwards and found him on the point of
death. "I was wrong," said the Ass:
"Better humble security than gilded danger."

3. FORM ANALYSIS
Pronoun phrase
Adjective phrase
Adverb phrase
Prepositional phrase
Verb phrase
Noun phrase
Finite Clause
Non-Finite Clause

4. A Horse and an Ass were travelling together, the Horse prancing
along in its fine trappings, the Ass carrying with difficulty the heavy
weight in its panniers. "I wish I were you," sighed the Ass; "nothing to
do and well fed, and all that fine harness upon you."
Next day, however, there was a great battle, and the Horse
was wounded to death in the final charge of the day. His friend, the Ass,
happened to pass by shortly afterwards and found him on the point of
death. "I was wrong," said the Ass:
"Better humble security than gilded danger."

5. FUNCTION ANALYSIS
Subject
Predicate
Predicator
Direct Object
Indirect Object

6. • A Horse and an Ass were travelling together, the Horse prancing
along in its fine trappings, the Ass carrying with difficulty the heavy
weight in its panniers. "I wish I were you," sighed the Ass; "nothing
to do and well fed, and all that fine harness upon you."
Next day, however, there was a great battle, and the Horse
was wounded to death in the final charge of the day. His friend, the
Ass, happened to pass by shortly afterwards and found him on the
point of death. "I was wrong," said the Ass:
"Better humble security than gilded danger."

7. My opinion
• For me this homework was kind of difficult because I need more
practice with this exercises but I understood the majority and I hope
I have done a good job.
• In relation with the fable I like it because we have to be happy with
the things that we have and the persons that we are, without care
anything else.