There are a lot of fables. The most famous ones are Aesop's Fables. The Fox and the Crow, The Jay and the Peacock, and Androcles are among the fables from Aesop's.
We read a fable but how do we identify whether it is a fable or not. Below are some tips to identify the structure of a fable:
a) Aesop wrote it
b) It teaches us moral
c) The moral is at the end, but it doesn't have to have one
e) A fable has an orientation, a complication, a resolution and a message
*an orientation that is concise, introducing the character and situation very briefly
*a complication that is silly, foolish or naughty
*a resolution which may include a moral
f) It is shorter than a narrative
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