Conclusion

In conclusion, the Jinni’s wrathful and bitter character traits depicted from the chosen passage is parallel to its physical traits as portrayed by the water-jug and the painting. From analyzing what took prominence in the medieval art and illustrations of the Islamic period, we see that the Jinni took its physical form with animal-like features as it historically flourished in all aspects of the Islamic culture. We can also see that the value of ethics and moral virtue exerted a huge influence on different aspects of daily lives during Medieval times, including storytelling and mythologies. From this, we can make connections after analyzing the story as a whole and passage, in particular, that vicious traits can ultimately have good effects, and the relations of vices and virtues can be can lead to a good outcome.