2023年11月2日 · In a lush jungle, where animals of all sizes roamed freely, Tiger was the unchallenged king. His strength and courage were unparalleled, and all animals showed him respect. However, Anansi, the clever spider, thought that brains were mightier than brawn. One day, Anansi approached the animals with a proposal.

2012年4月16日 · Anansi speak in a very feeble voice, say, "Nothing, sah! nothing, sah!" So both of them pass each other, an' when they went on a little way, Tiger hide in the bush watching Anansi. Anansi then sit down underneath a tree, open his basket, take out the fishes one one, and say, "Pretty little yallah-tail this!"

Anansi, Tiger, and Parrot all changed their names: Anansi was Che-che-bun-da, Tiger was Yellow-prissenda, and Parrot was Green-corn-ero. If someone’s mother didn’t use the new name, they would eat her!

2000年8月9日 · Then Anansi tied Tiger's feet. "Little Anansi caught the big Tiger," he laughed, "caught the big Tiger at last!" Inspired by : Anansi Folktales in the Diaspora by Victorine Grannum-Solomon

Anansi didn’t like the sound of it, but he asked Tiger what he would have to do. Tiger said he wouldn’t have to do anything hard, all he had to do capture Snake by the end of the week. So, of course, Anansi was scared because Snake was very …

Anansi bowed low to Tiger, but Tiger did not acknowledge Anansi in the least. He had no time to waste on such an insignificant speck. "Tiger," said Anansi, "you have it all. Can't you just ease me up and let me have one thing named after me?" Tiger wanted to ignore Anansi, but his curiosity got the better of him.

The tiger was angry to hear Anansi’s voice as he had been tricked several times in the past by Anansi. He also knew that he never had a godson. The tiger wanted to teach Anansi a lesson and called him inside his house.

2020年5月31日 · Anansi tied Tiger to the tree, but no wind came. "When's that storm coming?" asked Tiger. "No storm," said Anansi. "I just wanted your mangoes." Anansi climbed the tree, took the mangoes, and left Tiger behind, still tied to the tree. Notes: This is story 1a in the book.

Jamaica: Tiger, Monkey, and Anansi In these two stories, you will see Anansi's "cunnie" (cunning, tricks) at work. In the first story, though, one of Anansi's children gives him away, which is why spiders now stay on the ceiling where we can't catch them.

Basically, Anansi was this spider and he was pretty popular in most of the stories but one of them specifically was about Anansi and the snake. So, there was this tiger that was the king of the forest and had a bunch of stuff named after him.