IN the story of Mr. Miacca, it tells of a bad boy who goes where he shouldn't (around the corner) and is taken by Mr. Miacca. Now Mr. Miacca eats and boys for supper. The boy had even been warned not to go around the corner for Mr. Miacca would take him. Surely enough this had happened. When the boy was taken though he was clever enough to escape and was free.
Once the boy escaped from Mr. Miacca he was good until one day. The boy went around the corner yet again and was snatched up yet again by Mecca. I do not know how but the boy once again tricked his was out nd was free. After the SECOND time, the boy thankfully learned his lesson. The boy was good from then on.
If I were to change up with the story I am not sure If I would let the boy get away with what he did for the second time. You think after almost being cooked up for supper that you would learn your lesson. I have to give it to the boy though he had some guts to go there again. Also, the boy was very clever with escaping two times from Mr. Miacca. In my opinion, he was very lucky and had the help of his cleverness.
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| From the Story Mr. Miacca |
Overall lesson, stay out of trouble and do not wonder where you are told not to. Especially when the consequence in being taken by Mr. Miacca and being eaten for supper! Haha this could come in as a handy story to tell children to stay out of places they shouldn't be.
Story unit, English Fairy Tales. Story, Mr. Miacca by Joseph Jacobs with illustrations by John D. Batten (1890).
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