How do all folklore stories begin?

Answer 1

Legends come from many sources. In some cases they are used to explain things people don't understand. In other cases they are taken from a source and replace factual history as truth. We see this often in American history.

Answer 2

All About a Boy named Patrick

I WAS BORN ON AUGUST16,2002 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM HOSPITAL.I WAS A HEALTHY AND VERY ACTIVE BOY. I HAD VERY DISTICT AND DIFFERENT SENSATIONS. I COULD HEAR VERY WELL AND SEE ANYTHING THAT MOVED. MY MOM SAID I WAS A HANDFUL AND SOME MORE TO KEEP UP WITH.I COULD MAKE GOOD EYE CONTACT WITH PEOPLE. MANY OFTEN ASKED "WHY DOESN'T HE SMILE ALOT.MY MOM SAID THAT I HAD DIFFERENT BRAIN WAVES AND PATHS THAN SOME OTHER KIDS NY AGE. I COULD STUDY A BOOK OR TOY SO LONG THAT I WOULD LEARN EVERYTHINH ABOUT IT. THEY'RE A LOT OF PLACES I WOULD LIKE TO VISIT.THE FIRST PLACE I WOULD LIKE TO GO WOULD BE Canada.I SAID IF I WE GO THERE ,I WOULD

Answer 3

Folklore stories often begin with a setting or introduction that establishes the time, place, and characters. They may involve traditional motifs, such as magical creatures or supernatural elements. Additionally, folklore stories commonly incorporate a moral lesson or cultural significance that is imparted through the narrative.

Answer 4

fables started by aesop. Aesop is by universal consent believed to have been born about the year 620 B.C.