Joaquin Murietta: Bandit of the Goldfields http://americanfolklore.net/folklore/2010/08/joaquin_murietta_bandit_of_the.html A farmer had good money with a pleasant family and the miners next to his land wanted his land so they had a huge mob come through and kill his whole family and made him watch them. They had left him for dead but he didn't die like they thought. He then got a gang together and killed each minor in the mob and robbed all of the mines with worth of 100 million and he had given it all away to his poorer mexican friends. analysis:/ El Cuco or El Viejo del Saco (Chile, Cuba, México) http://remezcla.com/culture/top-5-latino-halloween-legends-and-monsters/ Summary-Francisco ortega in mexico had a disease seeking for help …show more content…
analysis : the lesson is to not do things out of anger, and teaches children not to go outside to the river at night. This shows the mexican culture that it shows value, life, and protection of their children. Bear Prince http://www.g-world.org/magictales/oso.html Summary: an older lumberjack that which had 3 daughters. The lumberjack was cutting down a tree and a bear came out and took the ax from him and made him where he can marry one of his daughters for cutting down the trees and stealing them. The two eldest one said no and the youngest one said she would. They got together and figured out that the bear was cursed and which was actually a handsome prince. She undid the curse and he told his wife since she did this she will have to find him at a castle and she did and she was finally united with her