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No! Tigers in Kalimantan: **1****. In what areas of Indonesia is the story set ( if the story tells you)?** This story is set on the island of Java and also during the story the tigers of Java go to Kalimantan. **2. Describe and lis the main characters?** The characters in this story are a group of tigers and a king tiger who is very mean rich and bossy. Also there is a Kancil, Snake, Monkey, Porcupine and Tortoise. **3. Write a brief summary?** At the start of the story there is a group of three most trusted tigers and also a King tiger who tells these three tigers to set on a mission to Kalimantan to find food to feed all these tigers and let them survive. Firstly the three tigers went on a long swim to the island of Kalimantan and they meet the Kacil and the Kacil welcomes the tigers to the island of Kalimantan. The tigers firstly ask the Kacil “ take us to your king, we have brought a whisker to show you how powerful our king is”. Then the Kacil went to his friends and said there a three blood thursty tigers and they were all frightened so they all started to think what they can do. Then Kancil said he had an idea he didn’t tell them and went over to porcupine and asked “ may i have your biggest and bestest quill, porcupine?”. Porcupine did not feel very confident with this idea but he gave in if it was going to help them from being a tigers tasty feast. So Kancil quickly pulled it out and it didn’t hurt at all and carried the quill carefully away. And the morning after that the tigers were waiting for Kancil, they wanted to meet the king, fix the food situation and get home to Java. When Kancil turned up they were surprised and angry because they could not see the king. and they asked where is your king and Kancil said “However our king was very busy and not able to come. He thanked you for the whisker and sent one of his to take back to your king.” And Kancil produced Porcupine’s quill. The three tigers were looking at the quill, felt its strange and its sharp point and thought, “ if that is a whisker, how huge and fierce the king must be!”. The tigers then turned around and swam back to Java. then they shook themselves dry and took the quill to the king and the king was very pleased. **4. Is there a moral?** The moral to this story is that you should never rely on others to do and get things that you command them to. **5. What things about the characters, setting or style of story are different to other stories you know from other countries? What might these things tell us about this region of Indonesia, and/or about Indonesian customs, beliefs, culture or history?** Well the way they are produced
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