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The Broom of the Temple

In the city of Gakwak, facing the loss of its capital status, the Wampog calls a council of male residents to discuss defensive measures, leading to a series of absurd and comedic suggestions. However, an Aged Man proposes practical improvements for community welfare, emphasizing the need for personal growth and development over bizarre rituals. The meeting humorously concludes with the men prioritizing tidiness by sweeping the temple, showcasing their peculiar values in this creative moral story.

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The Broom of the Temple - Aesop's Fable illustration about Absurdity, Community, Tradition
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"The story highlights the importance of practical solutions over superficial rituals, emphasizing that true progress requires meaningful change rather than mere appearances."

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Quick Facts

Age Group
adult
kids
children
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Theme
Absurdity
Community
Tradition
Characters
Wampog
Aged Man
fried jackass
scarlet mole
Holy Poker
street cows
polliwogs
broom

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