Tale of Takfaka

I think that this folklore is about learning to adapt to new things, and to except people even if they are different. Because they can end up helping you and making you better people. I think is to teach the people of the Sahara that they should except people no matter how different they are. This is a valuable lesson no matter you live, and there are many stories that resemble this same lesson. There is a short story called "one small blue bead" that teaches a similar lesson. I think this story shows also about an important part of all African folklore. It shows that we as human should be one with nature, cause it will benefit us in the long run.