Ponder eleven.
Collodi has used the lessons of fables and attributed to the Cat and the Fox human vices. The two animals (animals but is it really?) Are the personification of falsehood and cunning: they both pretend to be bearers of physical problems, both make fun of Pinocchio.
The puppet does not know to distinguish between true friends and false friends because it has the necessary experience ... Perhaps it is he does not see well, maybe he is just limp. He that runs continuously from one adventure to another, without thinking, without listening to the advice of animals and people trying to open his eyes.
Pinocchio, because of his inexperience, is a victim of the Cat and Fox that they believe that there is an area where trees are born of coins.
Pinocchio, however, is just naive and inexperienced, not very intelligent. And then, because he believes in what's being said? Pinocchio wants to regain the trust of his father, and is willing to do anything, just to fulfill her desire. So, he decided not to go so much for the subtle and go straight towards the goal.
In our opinion, Pinocchio, if he had stopped to think, would be able to evaluate and act accordingly. If he had listened to the advice of White Merlo, would not have been a bad time. Pinocchio felt at his own expense that money does not work like the seeds.
This story teaches us that our way we meet people who are trying to make fun of our ingenuity and our inexperience. For this reason, it is worth pausing to talk to those adults who want to talk about their experiences. Because advice is accepted better when it is not only preaching but also the result of comparison.
RosyPrincess 99 and Megolina
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