1. Describe, then characterize, Chanticleer and Pertelote.

What traits make Pertelote's character

different from Chanticleer's?
- Chanticleer has ruddy comb was like coral in hue, his bill, jet black and his legs and toes were
blue. And Pertelote’s is the noble cock lord to seven hens who followed and adored him. The
traits of chanticleer are happy, convincing, proud, and popular. While Pertelote is smart,
friendly, courteous and loving.

2. How does Chanticleer's dream bear on the main story? What is Pertelote's interpretation of her
husband's dream? Did it come true?
- He dreamed that Chanticleer is walking around the yard, a hungry hound pounced on him. It
was red and yellow with black-tipped tail and ears. Its pointed snout backed up by two
glowing eyes that made him groan with fright. Lady pertelote’s says that dreams are
nothing but just a dream. She also says that most dreams are the result of overeating. Yes,
the dream come true.

3. Point out some humorous details or comic touches in the selection.

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4. What do the opening paragraphs show about the author's feelings for ordinary people?
- No matter what happens, let’s face it.

5. What is the moral of the story?

- For me the moral of the story is do not trust anyone.

6. Is a character like Chanticleer more or less likely to truly learn the moral after getting out of a
problematic situation the way that he did? In your experience, do you change your behavior
significantly after being fortunate enough to escape bigger consequences of your actions?
- For me yes,