Fables and Folklore

The enemy is what the writer or movie director gives the story. It is not real so it can be anything.

Well to me I would think that bigfoot is real because if it is a creature that has been seen for hundreds of years then it has to be real because the Skunk Ape (Bigfoots cousin) exsits then there some in the world. Facts about Bigfoot are that is does not like to be seen so it runs away that's why people think that he's a myth. And he is supposed to be really strong, strong enough to break a tree in one or two knocks also bigfoots hand is about 11 inches long and his foot to be about 23 inches long, he runs really fast and is really curious he could eat dog food cat food or bird seeds. He is about 2 1/2 feet taller than a man.

Zombies typically groan, moan, and make other unintelligible sounds. The exact noises they make can vary depending on the movie, video game, or other media in which they appear.

In "The Lion and the Beetle," the lion's arrogance and pride prevented him from seeing the potential threat posed by the tiny beetle. The lion underestimated the beetle's intelligence and ability to outsmart him, leading to his downfall in the end.

The chief interest lies in Robin Hood's defiance of authority, his skill as an archer and outlaw, and his commitment to justice and helping the oppressed. Additionally, his interactions with his band of Merry Men, his love interest Maid Marian, and his battles against the corrupt Sheriff of Nottingham all contribute to the appeal of the adventures.

Mordred, Morgana le Fay, and the Green Knight are some villains commonly portrayed in Arthurian legends. They often serve as antagonists to King Arthur and his knights, creating conflict and obstacles in the stories.

"Myth" is a term used to describe traditional stories or beliefs that often involve supernatural beings, gods, or heroes. They may not be based on historical events or scientific evidence. The term does not necessarily imply that the story is false, but rather that it is a cultural narrative that carries symbolic meaning.

The first item you should bring into your home is a loaf of bread. It symbolizes that there will always be food on the table. Bring salt so that your life may always have flavor. Bring a bottle of wine, which means that joy and prosperity may reign forever.

I believe little Milton did make a version of it. Ive been looking for that version too but for some reason it seems elusive, even when you search under his songs.

It's difficult to find a country without any myths and legends, as storytelling and folklore are deeply ingrained in most cultures around the world. However, some countries may have less documented or preserved myths and legends due to various historical and cultural factors.

Well, sailors often saw an albatross as an ill omen. They were thought to represent a coming storm and killing one was supposed to bring bad luck. Despite of this it was common for sailors to kill and feed on them during long trecks at sea. In an epic poem written by Coleridge a sailor kills an albatross and is punished by having an albatross hanging on his neck. One of the more popular myths is that an albatross was a manifestation of the soul of a drowned sailor.

it has been said a vampire can requires darkness, so they will burn to death in the light of day, also a spike through his heart, or shot with a silver bullitt.. sorry i read the question wrong, I wrote how to kill not "cure" sorry

Goblin Valley is a State Park in Emery County in central Utah, in the western United States. Its eminent feature is its thousands of hoodoos and hoodoo rocks, which are formations of mushroom-shaped rock pinnacles, some as high as several meters. The distinct shape of these rocks comes from an erosion-resistant layer of rock atop softer sandstone. IT DOES EXIST!!!

Myth and allegory both involve storytelling techniques that use symbolism and metaphor to convey deeper meanings or truths. They can both be used to explore and communicate larger ideas, values, or beliefs within a narrative framework.

The term "Bermuda Triangle" was popularized in the 1960s to describe the area in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean where several aircraft and ships have disappeared under mysterious circumstances. The shape of a triangle was chosen to represent the geographic boundaries of this area. There is no particular reason why it is not called a circle, it was just a choice made by those who coined the term.

Yes, "Stone Soup" is a folktale that has been passed down through generations. It typically involves a story of individuals coming together to make a delicious soup by each contributing a small ingredient, emphasizing the value of sharing and cooperation.

In Greek mythology, the Queen of Thebes was Jocasta. She was the wife of King Laius and later married her son Oedipus unknowingly. Jocasta tragically ended her own life upon discovering the truth.

Amber is traditionally a feminine name, but it can be used for boys as well. It is more commonly associated with girls, but ultimately names can be used for any gender.

Butterflies use a combination of their wings and legs to slow down and stabilize before landing. They typically approach a landing spot with their wings raised and then use a combination of flapping and gliding movements to descend gently onto the surface. Once they make contact, they quickly fold their wings to make a secure landing.

A wolf is the ancestor of the dog, and is found mostly in the wild, and is a real animal. A werewolf is a myth, which is a half-man, half-beast (wolf), where the "werewolf" had hair all over the body, the teeth suddenly became sharp and pointy, and the werewolf only transformed during a full moon. A wolf and werewolf only have two things in common: they both have hair all over the body, and they have sharp teeth.

The story of the two brothers, Bata and Anpu, is an ancient Egyptian myth that involves betrayal, vengeance, and transformation. Anpu's wife tries to seduce Bata, but he refuses her advances. In retaliation, she lies to Anpu, claiming that Bata tried to seduce her. Anpu believes her and tries to kill Bata, who is then transformed into a bull to escape. Bata's adventures and eventual return to settle the score with Anpu form the main plot of the story.

There are countless myths from different cultures around the world, covering various aspects of life, creation, and beliefs. It is impossible to provide an exact number as new myths continue to be discovered and documented.

Yeah! It"s a Nightclub on the Boardwalk at Coney Island- no not that Atlantis! _ as far as is known nothing resembling Plato"s sunken Paradise has ever been positively identified, nor have any bonafide Atlantis artifacts- for example statuary, coins, other durable objects that could have survived upheavals- maybe surfacing on building sites- no , nothing definite. there have been some very strange coins found in Central America in the late l9Th Century,. but this is not a very logical Atlantis site. If it did exist, it was in the Greek archipelago - so far the archaeologists , who have thoroughly picked apart Ancient Greece, have not found anything loo-proof ( Atlantean) curiously in Greek mythology - Electra- the sparking goddess of electricity- was one of the daughters of Atlas! interesting. no connection with (Electra Project) which did orbit on the Equator until contact was lost on July 02- l937/

A myth is a traditional story that often explains the origins of a person, place, or custom, or the natural world. Myths often involve gods, heroes, and supernatural beings, and are typically passed down through oral tradition. They can vary greatly between different cultures and societies.