In "The Three Brass Pennies," how does Ah Fo’s decision to free the bee caught in the spider web affect the magician? He learns that, like Ah Fo, most people would rather help others than help themselves. Ah Fo’s kindness forces the magician to pay Ah Fo for rescuing the bee from danger. Ah Fo’s act breaks a spell placed on the magician and saves him from future threats. He and Ah Fo begin working together to make the world a better place for humanity.

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

Explanation:

'The Three Brass Pennies' is a rendition of a Chinese legend written by Augusta Seaman. The story is about a magician who gifts Ah Fo with Three Brass Pennies as a token of gratitude for freeing him.

In the episode stated in the question, Ah Fo's decision to free the bee caught in spider web freed the magician. The magician was under a spell which could be broken only when the bee was set free from the spider's web.

So, Ah Fo's action broke the spell placed on the magician and in return the magician gifted Ah Fo, three brass pennies.

Thus the correct answer is the third option.

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