| Zuberi's retelling of Spider and Squirrel: There's squirrel, he's growing corn in his field, and there's no path on his land. And he goes inside a spider comes and he says "I wonder whose land is this? How can they live in this land when he has no path?". And he looked for a path and he didn't see one. There's the people ... the judge the rabbit -- he's holding a hammer -- the squirrel says "It's not his land, it's mine." And the judge had to admit it, that the spider claimed it. So poor squirrel, he had to watch them cut down the corn he worked so hard on. And then it rained. And then for a while it stopped raining and it was sunny. The crow came and said "Surprise! I stopped the rain." I forget how he stops it though. |
