FORMAT NUMBER 3 - FINAL PROJECT ACTIVITY

Presentado Por:

Laura Andrea Sánchez Castaño

ID: 679364

Karen Julieth Olivera Castro

ID: 670834

Yeraldin Alturo Ortiz

ID 684014

Presentado a:

Luisa Fernanda Molina Botero

Nrc: 17309

Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios

Administración En Salud Ocupacional

Ibagué Tolima, Colombia

2020.
 FORMAT 3. THE FINISH LINE

AFTER THAT IF…

This is the last step in our Project construction, fill each topic in the format. Remenber, this kind
of stories have some specific characteristics like:

1. Main character, sometimes this character is a hero: The main character is the Peacock
and raccoon.
2. Magical or supernatural element: Magic cloak and flying carpet.
3. Omniscient narrator: we the students.
4. Moral lesson:
“Do not believe thee more than the others there will always be someone who makes you
change your arrogance.”

Story name THE PEACOCK AND THE RACCOON.

 Karen Olivera: Peacock.

 Yeraldin Alturo: the raccoon.
Author  Laura Castaño: the weasel.
 Karen Olivera: the mice.
 Yeraldin Alturo: the badger.

Image

https://co.pinterest.com/pin/538250592945080898/

Hermanos Grimm, (2009 Madrid), libros Blancanieves, blog

ficha de intercambio blancanieves.
Bibliography http://www.abcjuegos.net/juego/blancanieves.
Hans Christian Andersen, (2005), Los cisnes salvajes,
lecturalia. http://www.lecturalia.com/libro/49693/los-cisnes-
salvajes
 THE PEACOCK AND THE RACCOON.

In a wonderful and beautiful forest, there was a large lake, and around it lived large numbers of
animals of all kinds. Among all of them, a large peacock with long and bright feathers stood out,
endowed with an unparalleled beauty and who was considered the most beautiful peacock in the
forest, his clothing was always a magical cape full of colors, kept in a flying carpet that was
shining brilliant. It was so beautiful that he had won all the beauty pageants he had entered, and
that made him walk more and more proud, despising all other animals, and even refused to talk
to them, because he was not willing to be seen with animals that were so ugly and unpleasant.
Such was the degree of vanity that the animals were tired of him and one day a raccoon teaches
him a good lesson.

One day the raccoon made the decision to go to the peacock, and in front of everyone he told
him: "That he was not so beautiful, that he won all the competitions was because the juries were
influenced by his fame, and everyone knew that he a little raccoon was more beautiful.” Then the
peacock was enraged, and between laughs and scorn he said "but what nonsense are you saying,
me l win you a contest with the jury you want". The raccoon accepted and said to meet on
Saturday, and turning away, he walked away very proud, without giving the peacock time to say
anything else.

That Saturday, it was quite an event in the forest and everyone attended, the peacock washed in
the lake with great care and when it dried its white feathers shone like the sun itself. The peacock
marched confidently and terribly haughty, until it saw who made up the jury which were: weasel,
mice and a badger. She quickly understood that beauty depended on who was looking at her and
that this ugly raccoon for the animals that made up the jury was very beautiful because it was
similar to them, and that he, with all his majesty, was not the least bit attractive for them. So the
raccoon clearly won the contest, leaving the peacock tearful and humiliated, but learning a lesson
that he would never forget, from that moment on he was kind to all the animals, talking to them
and helping them in what he could, and finally the Peacock became very friendly with the
raccoon and They lived happily ever after.
Referencias:
Juan Carlos Onetti (Uruguay, 1909-1994). lanarrativabreve.blogspot.com: EL CERDITO.

Clarice Lispector (Brasil, 1920-1977). lanarrativabreve.blogspot.com: LA GALLINA.