In Philippine folktales, the fish's scales might be attributed to some magical or ancestral significance. It could be a sign of its special connection to the underwater world or a mark of its unique role in the tales.
You can try looking in local Philippine libraries. They might have collections of folktales that include the story of 'Mother Mountain'.
I'm sorry, I don't have the full text of this Philippine folktale at hand. But generally, Philippine folktales often involve elements of nature, spirits and the relationship between humans and the supernatural. Maybe 'Mother Mountain' is about a mountain that is regarded as a mother figure, protecting the local people or having some kind of special power related to the land and its inhabitants.
The origin of fish scales is a complex process. It could be related to the need for better defense, improved hydrodynamic efficiency in swimming, or a combination of several factors. Different fish species have evolved different types of scales based on their specific ecological niches and survival requirements.
Medusa had turned into Cai Lin in 'Battle Through the Firmament' because Xiao Yan had given her a new name in order to get her to help refine the 'Soul Recovery Pill'. According to the third information, Xiao Yan hoped that Medusa could continue to be his bodyguard for a year. Not only that, Xiao Yan hoped that Medusa could help him if necessary. In reality, the pill formula for the Soul Recovery Pill came from Han Feng. To Xiao Yan, this was the only treasure that Han Feng had left behind after his death. After all, it had helped him greatly. If he did not have the Soul Recovery Pill formula, it would be impossible for Xiao Yan to subdue Queen Medusa. Although Medusa was very proud, she also wanted to completely resolve the problem with her soul. Hence, Medusa agreed to Xiao Yan's request. After removing the threat, Xiao Yan gave the proud Medusa a new name. Cai Lin's wife was officially born. Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic original work," Battle Through the Heavens "!
Folktales are popular as they are often passed down through generations. Families tell these stories to their children, and over time, they become part of a cultural heritage. This sense of tradition and connection to the past makes them beloved. Also, they usually have simple yet engaging plots that are easy to follow, like in 'The Little Red Riding Hood', which makes them accessible to a wide audience.
Perhaps it's a metaphor for the fish's desire to escape its usual environment and experience something completely different and unexpected.
Maybe he tells stories to entertain others or to express his imagination and creativity.
Perhaps it represents a desire to escape the familiar and experience something completely different. It could also be used to highlight the fish's unique and unconventional dreams.
It reflects Philippine culture through its use of local superstitions. In the Philippines, there are many beliefs about ghosts and the afterlife that are unique to the region. The stories in this collection likely incorporate these beliefs, showing how Filipinos view the spiritual realm.
Edward could tell stories in the Big Fish musical to share his experiences, connect with others, or offer a form of escape from reality. Sometimes, storytelling is a way to communicate emotions and lessons too.