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- Own Your Autonomy
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Powerpoint presentation on the boy who drew cats.
- 3. THE BOY WHO DREW CATS - HASEGAWA TAKEJIRO
- 4. A VILLAGE IN JAPAN Setting of the story
- 7. SEE, HOW WONDERFUL THE VILLAGE SCENERIES. ISN¡¯T IT?
- 8. IN SUCH A VILLAGE LIVED A FARMER AND HIS WIFE.
- 12. SEE, HOW SIMPLY THEY LIVED!!!.
- 13. THEIR YOUNGEST CHILD WAS THE CLEVEREST IN THE FAMILY..
- 14. BUT HE HAD A FAULT. HE LOVED TO DRAW CATS.!!!
- 16. HE DREW CATS ON EVERY BIT OF PAPER THAT HE GETS¡
- 17. HIS FATHER TOOK HIM TO A PRIEST. THE PRIEST APPOINTED HIM AS THE ACOLYTE.
- 20. HE DREW PICTURES ON TEMPLE SCREENS AND EVEN ON THE PRIEST¡¯S SACRED TEXTS.
- 22. PRIEST ASKED HIM TO LEAVE THE TEMPLE AND GAVE HIM A ADVICE.
- 23. ¡°AVOID LARGE PLACES AT NIGHT AND KEEP TO SMALL.¡±
- 24. POOR BOY!!! HE LEFT THE TEMPLE SORROWFULLY! !
- 25. HE MADE UP HIS MIND TO GO TO A BIG TEMPLE IN THE NEXT VILLAGE.
- 27. WHEN HE REACHED THERE, HE DIDN¡¯T MEET ANYONE.
- 30. WITHOUT AWARE OF ANY THESE MATTERS, HE ENTERED THE TEMPLE.
- 31. HE DREW CATS ON WALLS.
- 32. HE FELT SLEEPY.
- 33. AFTER SOMETIME, HE HEARD AWFUL NOISE. HE BECAME AFRAID.
- 34. NEXT MORNING, HE CAME TO KNOW WHAT HAD HAPPENED.
- 35. HE REALISED THAT IT WAS HIS CATS WHO SAVED HIM!!!.
- 36. HE SAW GOBLIN¡¯S CORPSE!!!.
- 37. AFTERWARD, THE BOY BECAME A VERY FAMOUS ARTIST IN JAPAN.
- 38. THANK YOU!!!.