About: Anansi's son

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An Entity of Type : dbkwik:resource/8o1p8DBc7tTqR4sOpNWJXA==, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Anansi's son is a young male spider. He is the son of Anansi, a prominent cultural figure. Anansi's son spotted his father struggling to carry a gourd of knowledge up a ladder, where it could not be accessed by the other animals. Seeing his father struggle, Anansi's son suggested that Anansi swing the gourd over his shoulder in order to make the climb easier. Anansi took his son's advice and realized that he had learned something from another animal. This led Anansi to pour his knowledge out of the gourd and share it with the other animals.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Anansi's son
rdfs:comment	Anansi's son is a young male spider. He is the son of Anansi, a prominent cultural figure. Anansi's son spotted his father struggling to carry a gourd of knowledge up a ladder, where it could not be accessed by the other animals. Seeing his father struggle, Anansi's son suggested that Anansi swing the gourd over his shoulder in order to make the climb easier. Anansi took his son's advice and realized that he had learned something from another animal. This led Anansi to pour his knowledge out of the gourd and share it with the other animals.
dcterms:subject	Animals Males Unofficial Characters Characters Unnamed Characters Rafiki Remembers Characters Spiders
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Species	Spider
Family	Anansi's Wife Anansi Unnamed maternal grandmother
appears	Anansi Know-all
Gender	Male
abstract	Anansi's son is a young male spider. He is the son of Anansi, a prominent cultural figure. Anansi's son spotted his father struggling to carry a gourd of knowledge up a ladder, where it could not be accessed by the other animals. Seeing his father struggle, Anansi's son suggested that Anansi swing the gourd over his shoulder in order to make the climb easier. Anansi took his son's advice and realized that he had learned something from another animal. This led Anansi to pour his knowledge out of the gourd and share it with the other animals.

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