Child

The children of the fables are appetite and honesty unrefined. The boy cries wolf for the pleasure of the panic, until the panic is real. Another steals a tablet at school and ends by blaming the mother who applauded him. Their pranks reveal what the adults around them planted. In Aesop, the child is the seed already showing the tree.

1. Nº 83The Ploughman and His Children→
2. Nº 292The Child Who Eats the Offal→
3. Nº 293The Child Hunting Locusts→
4. Nº 294The Child and the Raven→
5. Nº 296The Thieving Child and His Mother→
6. Nº 297The Child Bathing→