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1) ) Long ago in the Dreamtime, when the animals were first on the earth which were very much
bigger than they are today, there was a time when there was no sun, only a moon and stars.
One day, Dinewan the emu and Brolga the beautiful dancing bird, ,were out on a large plain
arguing and fighting. Brolga got so angry that she ran over to Dinewan's nest and grabbed one
of her large eggs and threw it up into the sky with all her might. It landed on a heap of
firewood breaking, spilling the yellow yolk that burst into flames. This lit up the whole world
below to the astonishment of all the creatures as they had only been used to the semi-darkness
and were dazzled by such brightness.
A good spirit who lived in the sky saw how beautiful the earth looked when it was lit up by
this blaze. He thought it would be a good thing to make a fire every day; which he has done
ever since. All night the good spirit and his helpers collect wood and stack it up. When the
stack is nearly big enough, the good spirit sends out the morning star to let them know on
earth that the fire will soon be lit.
However, the spirits found that sending out the morning star was not enough because those
who slept did not see it. The spirits decided they must have a noise made at the dawn of each
new day to announce the arrival of the sun that would wake the sleepers - but what noise.
Then one day the spirits heard the laughter of Goo-goor-gaga, the kookaburra ringing through
the air. This was the noise the spirits were looking for. They asked Goo-goor-gaga that as the
morning star faded and the day dawned, every morning would he laugh his loudest to awaken
all the sleepers before sunrise. Goo-goor-gaga agreed and has done so ever since - making the
air ring with his early morning laughter.
goo-goor-gaga- goo-goor-gaga - goo-goor-gaga
Question
1) Who ?(characters,speachers,names)
-What?(action..)
-Where?(place
-why? (Motivation,reason)

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Mozi

Hi,

1) Who ?

The spirits, Dinewan the emu, Brolga the beautiful dancing bird and Goo-goor-gaga the kookaburra.

-What? Good spirits who lived in the sky decided to lit a fire every morning to enlighten the earth and asked Goo-goor-gaga, the kookaburra, to laugh his loudest to awaken all the sleepers before sunrise.

-Where? In the Dreamtime

-why?

On day, Dinewan the emu and Brolga, the beautiful dancing bird, were fighting and Brolgo got so angry that she grabbed one of Dinewan eggs and through it up into the sky. The egg landed on a firewood broking and the yellow yolk burst into flames which lit up the whole world. A good spirit liked this and decided to make fire every day to enlighten the earth. Before sending the fire, the good spirit used to send out the morning start to let animals know that the fire will soon lit the earth. However, this was not enough as those who are sleeping couldn’t see it so the spirits asked the Goo-goor-gaga the kookaburra to laugh loud every morning before sunrise to awaken all the sleepers.

Bjr, voici ma réponse :

1) Who? The spirits, Dinewan the emu and Brolga the beautiful

What? Good spirits who lived in the Sky asked to Goo-goor-gaga to do a laught versus his enemies.

Where? In DreamTime

Why? Dinewan the emu and Brolga the beautiful dancing bird. And Brolga get angry...

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