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Traditional Story Traditional stories have been passed on from generation to generation. There are different versions of these stories. MYTHS LEGENDS TALL TALES FOLKTALES

Myths Made up stories designed to explain the origin of mysteries in the universe/nature. Feature gods and goddesses

Legend Believed to be based on real people and real events. Features heroes and heroines.

Tall Tale Humorous story about events and characters that are exaggerated

Folktale They are about humans or animals and teach a lesson.

Mysteries of the Universe

Human quality Human qualities are personal traits or characteristic traits that an individual has.

Human Weakness Apollo Apollo’s human weakness: Swift and merciless punishment of those whose behavior he found insulting or offensive.

Origin The point or place where something begins, arises, or is derived.

Nymph A mythological spirit of nature imagined as a beautiful maiden inhabiting rivers, woods, or other locations.

Cultural Values in Myths Respect elders Respect/obey gods Know your place

Extraordinary Powers

Hyperbole – Tall Tales A hyperbole is an exaggeration.

Rule of Three Things that come in 3’s are funnier and more satisfying.

Trickster

Magic Helper

Mood

Cause and Effect

Topic A matter dealt with in a text. (only one or two words)

Theme A message about life or human nature that the writer shares with the reader. (an entire sentence)

Universal Theme Jealousy Hopelessness finding hope after tragedy Generation gap - experience versus youthful strength Betrayal - fading bonds of love Power - Lust for power

Universal Theme Themes that are found throughout the literature of ALL time periods.

Recurring Theme Themes that are found in a variety of works.