In "The Three Brass Pennies," how does Ah Fo’s decision to free the bee caught in the spider web affect the magician?

Ah Fo’s act breaks a spell placed on the magician and saves him from future threats.

Explanation:

"The Three Brass Pennies" is a classical Chinese story retold by Augusta Huiell Seaman about the main character Ah Fo and a magician he helped free. The story follows Ah Fo and his realization of happiness in himself.

The Magician was put under a spell by an evil magician that can only be broken if anyone removes the bee caught in the spider's web. And in his kind act of removing/ saving the bee from the web, Ah Fo unintentionally/ unknowingly saved the Magician's life and released him from the spell. In return, the Magician gave him three brass pennies that can make his wishes come true.

Thus, the correct answer is the third option.

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