Checklist of ingredients for a myth 1. An interesting setting 2. A fantastical beast 3. A detailed description of the struggle to solve the problem 4.

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Checklist of ingredients for a myth 1. An interesting setting 2. A fantastical beast 3. A detailed description of the struggle to solve the problem 4. A good ending

1. An interesting setting - When does it take place? - Where does it take place? - Does it provide details that catch your interest and set the mood of the story?

2. A fantastical beast - What does it look like? - How does it behave? - Does it give a detailed description?

3. A detailed description of the struggle to solve the problem - How does the hero find the beast? - Is there a journey involved? - What does the beast do? - Is there a conflict? - Does the hero have any help in solving the problem, e.g. special powers, friends?

4. A good ending - How is the problem solved? - Who wins the struggle? - Does the hero receive a reward?

Checklist of ingredients for a myth 1.An interesting setting -When does it take place? -Where does it take place? -Does it provide details that catch your interest and set the mood for your story? 2.A fantastical beast - What does it look like? - How does it behave? - Give a detailed description of it 3.A detailed description of the struggle to solve the problem -How does the hero find the beast? -Is there a journey involved? -What does the beast do? -Is there a conflict? -Does the hero have any help in solving the problem? e.g. friends, special powers. 4. A good ending - How is the problem solved? -Who wins the struggle? -Does the hero receive a reward?

Ingredients for a myth: A problem to solve - What has gone wrong? - How is the hero/heroine involved? - How is the beast involved?

A detailed description of the struggle to solve the problem: - How does the hero find the beast? - Is there a journey involved? - What does the beast do? - Is there a conflict? - Does the hero have any help in solving the problem, e.g. special powers, friends?