Afro-Asian Narratives in Varied Points of View

This blog contains six stories from Africa and Asia and each story, there is a picture that interprets a part from the photoshoot we did. In that part that we picked, we narrated it into various points of view, the first person (which uses the pronouns I, we and us), first person omniscient (is like the first person but in a detailed way with a purpose), first person observer (is also like the first person but in a way of witnessing), the second person (uses the pronouns you), third person point of view (which uses names and objects and pronouns like he, she, it, them and they), and finally, third person omniscient (like the third person but in a more detailed way and with a purpose). I can consider this blog successful because of the cooperation of my members.

Ramayana (from India)

The Wonder Tree (from Arabia)

Guno and Koyo (from Indonesia)

Maguindanao Pearls (from the Philippines)

The Leopard (from Central Africa)

Story of the Aged Mother (from Japan)