Sorry, I don't know the key elements as I'm not familiar with this story.
The 'Robinson Galleria Snake Man Story' is a mystery without more details. However, it could potentially be a story about a man who worked at Robinson Galleria and had an unusual relationship with snakes. For example, he might have been known for rescuing snakes that got into the building. Or maybe he was part of a performance act with snakes in the Galleria. It could also be a story passed down among the employees or local people about a strange man - like a hermit - who lived near the Galleria and was often seen with snakes.
As we don't really know the story precisely, some possible key elements could be Robinson himself as the main character. Snakes would be another key element obviously. The setting where the story takes place, whether it's a jungle, a desert island or some other place with snakes, is likely important too.
I'm not sure specifically which 'Robinson snake man story' you are referring to. There could be many fictional or even personal stories with such a name. It might be about a man named Robinson who has some sort of encounter or relationship with snakes. Maybe he lives in a place full of snakes and has to learn to co - exist with them.
The 'the man the snake and the fox' story is not a very common one that I'm familiar with in a specific well - known version. But generally, it could be a fable - like story where the man, the snake and the fox interact in some way. Maybe the snake is sly and the fox is cunning, and the man gets involved in their plots or tricks.
Well, the man helps snake story goes like this. A man sees a snake that seems to be in a bad state. He feels pity for it and takes it upon himself to help the snake. He gives it shelter and warmth. But the snake, being a snake, doesn't understand or appreciate the man's good deed. Instead, it bites the man. This story teaches us that we need to be careful when helping others, especially when we don't really know their nature. Just because someone or something seems to need help doesn't mean they will be grateful for it.
As I don't know the '65 man story' in detail, I can't really tell the key elements. It could be the relationships between the men.
Yes, it is a true story. Apparently, at the Robinson Mall in the Philippines, there was a man who became known as the 'Snake Man'. There were various eyewitness testimonies about his presence or the events associated with him at the mall. People talked about it a great deal, and it became a part of the local lore around that particular mall. The details might be a bit hazy in some aspects, but the fact that such a person or event was associated with the mall is widely believed to be true.
The story is that there was a man in the Robinson Mall in the Philippines who had some strange connection to snakes. Maybe he had snakes with him or was known for snake - like behavior. But that's about all I know.
The key elements could include Eddie Robinson's character. His actions and decisions would likely be central. Also, the idea of making every man a tiger. This could involve elements like training, motivation, or a set of values that Eddie Robinson promoted. Maybe there were specific events or challenges that led to the development of this 'every man a tiger' concept in the story.
One key element is his piano - playing ability. Despite his odd state, he could play well. Another is his appearance when found, in a suit. Also, his lack of communication except through music.