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Cunning and Resourcefulness
The Mariner uses his intelligence and a jackknife to outwit the Whale, creating a grating in its throat to prevent being eaten, highlighting how cleverness can overcome physical threats.
The Mariner uses his intelligence and a jackknife to outwit the Whale, creating a grating in its throat to prevent being eaten, highlighting how cleverness can overcome physical threats.
The small 'Stute Fish uses cleverness to avoid being eaten, and the Mariner uses his jackknife and suspenders to create a grating that changes the whale's diet forever.
The Parsee cleverly uses cake-crumbs to punish the Rhinoceros for his rudeness and theft.
The animals use their new patterns to hide, and the Ethiopian cleverly uses his fingers to create the Leopard's spots.
The Elephant's Child uses politeness and persistence, while the Bi-Coloured-Python-Rock-Snake employs clever knots to aid in the escape.