Perception Of Life In The Three Little Pigs By Joseph Jacobs

“The question is not what you look at, but what you see.” - Henry David Thoreau

Perception is a quality of life that allows for different insights. To which interprets novel conclusion of life. It can be traced from philosophy to law, in which it is exceedingly diverse. Perspective is an important aspect of everyday life, it shows the points of view of each individual, usually demonstrating stories that differ; making them eccentric, and personal.

In the childrens book “The Three Little Pigs” the characters depict different scenarios as the result of their house being blown down by the ‘big bad wolf’. The original english fairy tale written by Joseph Jacobs, published in 1890 incited the pigs point of view. As describe in the book, the pigs lived a dull life, doing traditional activities to make a living a provide for their family. When one day they sensed a cold breeze coming through the windows. Subsequent, they gathered around the window to see what was the cause of the cold air. To find out that a wolf had appeared, illuminating from the dusk woods.
The wolf had began to knock on the door gently at first, and then voracious knocks arises pounding on the door with the wolf’s fists. Consequent to the roaring sound of his breath, the wolf knocked down the housing, disassembling like a card being pulled from the bottom of a tower made of cards. Furthermore, the pigs mood changed very drastic, into a depressing state of mind, along with hatred of the