Fables and Folklore

No, I am an artificial intelligence and do not have a physical form, so I do not have wings. The idea of beings with wings is often found in mythology, such as angels or various mythological gods and creatures.

The perception of beauty is subjective and varies from person to person. Graces are considered visually appealing based on cultural norms, artistic representations, and personal preferences. Their beauty may also be attributed to symmetry, harmony, and pleasant features that humans are naturally drawn to.

Because it was an strange civilization. No civilization has never had contact with Atlantis civilization mainly because it has been said to exist in areas of the globe that we have only recently (last 150 - 300years) been able to reach so no civilization could have met them unless the atlantians came to them which apparently never happened, because if they had then there would have been much more evidence for it than there is now

Fairy flies are parasitic wasps that feed on the larvae of other insects, such as fruit flies. They lay their eggs inside the host's body, and the developing fairy fly larvae consume the host from the inside out.

In the story "How Delia Ate the Wafer," the boy is a character who tries to steal the eucharist wafer from the church, but encounters Delia who teaches him a lesson about respecting sacred objects. The boy learns the importance of reverence and humility in the presence of holy items through his interaction with Delia.

Folklore that is based on personal experiences or anecdotes, often uses nicknames as a way to distinguish characters and add a sense of familiarity to the stories. Nicknames can help create a sense of identity and connection within the folklore community.

Mythology has no definite origin or location as it is so old. Mythology is a facet of human nature and behavior and such has no set creator or origin but is something which evolved simultaneous in different location at different times.

I just finished watching a Nat Geo program on this and they really don't know where Atlantis is located. Several historians are working on it and have several locations that fit, but no one is sure. The most interesting location in the program was in Spain and is now a marsh. They think that the city was flooded by a tidal wave and they do know under the ground today are structures in this location. Everything else seems to fit the story as well.

The opposite of oral tradition is written tradition, where knowledge, stories, and information are recorded and transmitted through written documents instead of being passed down through spoken word.

The answer you may be looking for is the definition of an "old hag" in the common context, ugly old lady, or a very mean women.

But the actual definition of that word is a wizened old woman, or a kind of fairy or goddess having the appearance of such a woman, often found in folklore and children's tales.

Lol they have quite different definitions don't they?

There are litterally hundreds of myths that go with Halloween. Some are simple or silly ones, like ghosts and zombies. Others are more local myths, like that of "Bloddy Mary" or ideas that graveyeards come alive or the dead come back to life on Halloween night. If there is a full moon on Halloween night, other myths such as those of vampires and werewolves also exist. More urban or localized (specific to certain areas or towns) myths exist that may be specific to a location, such as a legend that someone died on Halloween on (bridge, mountain, camp, house, graveyard, ect.).you can also die on halloween- from the scared one

The vampires we are familiar with today are mostly based on eastern European legends. As Christianity spread, so did the belief in vampires. The Catholic Church officially recognized the existence of vampires as agents of the devil in 1215. There was mass hysteria for years; people who died from unknown causes were automatically thought to have been victims of vampirism. Graves were dug up years after burial to check for vampirism.

Bram Stoker combined historical fact with his imagination to create Dracula. He based Count Dracula on a historical figure from the 15th century. His name was Vlad Dracula (Dracul was the family name; the "a" at the end means "son of"), and he was nicknamed the Impaler. He was known for impaling his enemies onto poles and leaving them by the roadside or in their yards. This was done to invoke fear in those who would come against him. He was also known for mass executions, having large feasts in front of the dying, and for scalping, which some believe to be the origin of the Native American custom.

Vlad never actually drank the blood of his victims, but rather painted his face with their blood to emphasize his menace.

Contrary to popular belief, Dracula's castle is not in Transylvania. He was born there (northern Romania) but ruled in southern Romania.

On a side note: At the same period in history as Vlad, Hungarian Countess Elisabeth Bathroy was a blood monger in her own right. By her own testimony, she had over 650 victims, would bite large pieces of their flesh, torture them, and bathe in their blood.

Myths are traditional stories that often involve gods, supernatural beings, or heroes, and are used to explain natural phenomena, customs, or beliefs within a culture. They typically serve to teach moral lessons, provide explanations for the world and human behavior, and reinforce cultural values. Myths are often passed down through generations orally before being recorded in written form.

The character of Robin Hood is much more legendary than historical, and we have no way of knowing exactly who he was.

The tradition is that he was the son of an earl or other important member of the nobility.

In Greek mythology, Sagittarius is often associated with the centaur Chiron. Chiron was known for his wisdom and skill in archery, and he was considered the greatest of all the centaurs. He was accidentally wounded by a poisoned arrow, which led to his immortal suffering. Zeus placed him in the stars as the constellation Sagittarius to honor his great contributions to knowledge and medicine.

The indroduction of the story, "Androcles and the Lion", is that Androcles becomes a runaway slave of a Roman consul in Africa. He later finds shelter in a cave where he finds a wounded lion with a thorn in his paw. He assists the lion, and they become quick friends.

I am unsure of any ancient mythical animals, but you could try making your own race if you would want to.

The only one I have ever heard of is Lt. Arex, on the animated "Star Trek" from the early seventies. He is an Edosian; in some sources is a Triexian. Perhaps one name is the species, the other the planet he is from.

An hybrid is an werewolf and a vampire offspring or if a werewolf bites a human then when the full moon comes a vampire must bite that exact human on the day of the full moon thus creating a hybrid.

The name "bunyip" comes from Australian Aboriginal languages, with various indigenous groups having different words to describe the mysterious creature. The word "bunyip" is believed to originate from the Wemba-Wemba or Wergaia language of southeastern Australia.

Queen Elizabeth II of England is known to be a dog lover. She has owned several corgis and dorgis (a corgi-dachshund mix) throughout her reign. However, in recent years, she no longer has any corgis after her last one passed away in 2018.

A jinn (or djinn) is a supernatural creature in Islamic mythology, made of smokeless fire and capable of both good and evil actions. They are said to live in a parallel world to humans and have free will like humans.

It is said that Seth killed by his brother Osiris. He cut him up into pieces before hiding them in 14 different locations. Osiris' wife Isis recovered the body parts and put them together to make the first mummy

In the context of mythology sirens regard beautiful feminine creatures that lured seamen to their dooms. An example is "Mariner folklore warn of great perils at sea, such as the deceptive cry of sirens which have meant the fates of countless men of the past."

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