Tayo’s Wishes” and “The Green Glass Ball” explore events that occur when characters make an unfortunate wish. Which statements best describe how the stories treat this pattern of events? Select the two correct answers. In the first story, Eshu makes fun of Tayo for making a hasty wish that he regrets; in the second story, the Old Woman feels badly for what happens to Donkey because of the wish. In the first story, Tayo’s bad wish helps him realize the importance of his work; in the second story, Tinker’s bad wish shows him how much he values Donkey’s friendship. In both stories, the characters suffer a great deal as a result of their wishes. In both stories, the consequences of the wishes teach the characters a lesson.