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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
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Myths Made up stories designed to explain the origin of mysteries in the universe/nature. Feature gods and goddesses
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Legend Believed to be based on real people and real events. Features heroes and heroines.
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Tall Tale Humorous story about events and characters that are exaggerated
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Folktale They are about humans or animals and teach a lesson.
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Mysteries of the Universe
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Human quality Human qualities are personal traits or characteristic traits that an individual has.
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Human Weakness Apollo Apollo’s human weakness: Swift and merciless punishment of those whose behavior he found insulting or offensive.
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Origin The point or place where something begins, arises, or is derived.
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Nymph A mythological spirit of nature imagined as a beautiful maiden inhabiting rivers, woods, or other locations.
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Cultural Values in Myths Respect elders Respect/obey gods Know your place
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Extraordinary Powers
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Hyperbole – Tall Tales A hyperbole is an exaggeration.
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Rule of Three Things that come in 3’s are funnier and more satisfying.
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Trickster
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Magic Helper
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Mood
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Cause and Effect
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Topic A matter dealt with in a text. (only one or two words)
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Theme A message about life or human nature that the writer shares with the reader. (an entire sentence)
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Universal Theme Jealousy Hopelessness finding hope after tragedy Generation gap - experience versus youthful strength Betrayal - fading bonds of love Power - Lust for power
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Universal Theme Themes that are found throughout the literature of ALL time periods.
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Recurring Theme Themes that are found in a variety of works.
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