Comprehension Question: 1. If you were the judge, what would be your judgement? 2. If you were the father, would you do the same? Why? 3.Why did the judge dismiss the case? 4. What lesson did the rich man learn from this experience? 5. Describe the economic status of the poor man and his children? How are they able to meet both ends in their day to day living? 6. Describe the rich man family? How about their house, kids and other member of their family? How are they as neighbor? 7. Mention the complaints of the rich man to the presidencia. How did the poor man defend his family to the preliminary questions in court? 8. How did the poor man pay the accusations of the rich man? 9. Cite some instances wherein the rich man was being snatched with goods by the poor man. What makes them ironic? 10. What lesson can you get from the story?
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My Father Goes to the Court
1. If I am the judge, I will have the same judgment because I have seen nothing wrong with smelling the neighbors food and so called "stealing" of their wealth.
2. If I am the father, I will also do the same thing. Humoristic in a way but the accusation of stealing is a serious one since it will taint their reputation. However, he just treat the accusation as fancy as how things have took place. Since he is not guilty of anything serious as stealing, he just take it as a joke and also joke over his response.
3. The judge dismiss the case since the rich man had died laughing which only means that what he lacks and the rest of the family is the happiness that comes from simplicity.
4. The rich man learned that happiness is not always about having money and wealth and delicious food to eat. Happiness comes from being simple and contented.
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