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    Concept Paper (Project Proposal)

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    I. The document discusses Aesop's fable "A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle" which teaches the moral that one should not dream of things that are impossible to achieve. It notes that fables are rich in morals and aim to convey lessons about right and wrong. II. It provides a summary of the fable, which involves an eagle dropping a dreaming mouse from the sky to teach it not to dream impossibly. III. The background section discusses how fiction, like fables, should address themes and insights about the human experience through messages and morals.

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    I. The document discusses Aesop's fable "A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle" which teaches the moral that one should not dream of things that are impossible to achieve. It notes that fables are rich in morals and aim to convey lessons about right and wrong. II. It provides a summary of the fable, which involves an eagle dropping a dreaming mouse from the sky to teach it not to dream impossibly. III. The background section discusses how fiction, like fables, should address themes and insights about the human experience through messages and morals.

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    I. The document discusses Aesop's fable "A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle" which teaches the moral that one should not dream of things that are impossible to achieve. It notes that fables are rich in morals and aim to convey lessons about right and wrong. II. It provides a summary of the fable, which involves an eagle dropping a dreaming mouse from the sky to teach it not to dream impossibly. III. The background section discusses how fiction, like fables, should address themes and insights about the human experience through messages and morals.

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    Concept Paper (Project Proposal)

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    Rodolfo Raluto
    I. The document discusses Aesop's fable "A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle" which teaches the moral that one should not dream of things that are impossible to achieve. It notes that fables are rich in morals and aim to convey lessons about right and wrong. II. It provides a summary of the fable, which involves an eagle dropping a dreaming mouse from the sky to teach it not to dream impossibly. III. The background section discusses how fiction, like fables, should address themes and insights about the human experience through messages and morals.

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    I.

    Information
    Aesop’s fables of a “A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle” were the mischievous eagle
    drops the mouse above the sky, after that the mouse realize that there is a limit of
    dreaming, Morals teach a lesson about right and wrong. Which is “don’t dream that is
    impossible to do”, fables are rich with morals, other kinds of fiction don’t necessarily rely on
    them. fiction should address a theme, a message that offers comments or insights about the
    human experience.

    II. Summary
    “A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle” It must be believed that there is a need for this
    concept and that the concept intentions and questions are appropriate. The words of the title
    page, which are best presented as a question for this type of document. At the concept stage
    of this story, and a review of the relevant existing literature already published within the topic
    and identify where the knowledge gaps are. This last bit is particularly important because it
    guides you in defining the problem statement

    III. Background
    The specific data outputs you intend to capture you will use to capture this data, along with
    any specific measurement or analysis equipment and software you will use, and
    considerations in statistical analyzes to help provide data interpretation. Include a statement
    of the importance of the study, explaining why your story is important and impactful. It can
    be in the form of a concluding paragraph that re-emphasizes the problem statement, clarifies
    how your story book will deal with it and explains who will benefit from your concept and
    how.

    IV. Objectives
    To be able convey a moral lesson and message, and give readers a chance to laugh at the
    follies of human beings, and they can be employed for the objective of satire and criticism

    V. Methodology
    Step 1: Determine the Moral of the Story. Decide on a maxim that will be the focus of your
    story and come at the end of the resolution
    Step 2: Choose two animals or inanimate objects to serve as your main characters
    Step 3: Whatever characters you choose, they will each need a defining trait that will play a
    big part in the story.
    Step 4: Choose one simple conflict that will demonstrate their personality traits
    Step 5: Finally, consider writing your fable in verse. Rhyme and meter will make your fable
    memorable and fun.

    VI. Cost
    Book bind
    Print
    VII. Conclusion
    These are not lessons, so much as underlying meanings. No matter how successful or rich a
    person is, he/she always looks for something more. That's the tendency of our mind. It gets
    no happiness from what's available right now. You dream of impossible things in life
    because you need it. Only when you need a thing, your mind craves for it. There is nothing
    wrong in dreaming high because we human beings expect more always but dreaming high
    and letting it go off is like wasting your life and deceiving yourself.

    VIII. Appendix

    Dear Reader,
    Today, your child listened to the well-known fable “A dreamer mouse and a
    mischievous eagle” and learned that fables are short stories that teach a lesson that is called
    the moral of the story. Over the next several days, your child will also become familiar with
    the fables, “A dreamer mouse and a mischievous eagle” Some of these fables have animal
    characters that act like people which is another characteristic of fables.

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