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Fables and Folklore
Fables and folklore are stories that convey a moral story. They usually contain some kinds of supreme being and try to explain where certain things come from. Folklores are usually stories passed down in a culture.
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Dragons are mythical and fictional creatures and never really existed. Their existence in Asia and European folklore result from a misunderstanding of what dinosaur bones were.
Can vampires turn people into zombies?
Probably not, cuz when a vampire is alive it doesn't mean that you he can control you or something.... They might turn to you into vampires with a bite or in another way. The reason why is that, because they are not zombies them selves. So they might only have special vampire features and actions but it can't turn you into a zombie...
As an ordinary person (with the right knowledge) can create a zombie there is therefore no reason why a vampire (with the same knowledge) could not do the same.
The process to become a vampire is a delicate one and if it is not conducted properly then the results may be 'less than perfect'. It is therefore possible that a poorly created vampire might be indistinguishable from a zombie: incapable of stealing the vital life-force that it endeavors to obtain through consumption of prey, decomposing, very low intellect.
A genie is a fantasy, historical thing, and it does not exist in the real world.
Where mermaids real in the 1900s?
maybe they are real real they live to deep underwater if we went there we would be dead but they cotuld be fairytales
Why don't vampires show up in mirrors?
Vampires don't mind mirrors actually. They are afraid of crosses but not mirrors. The connection between mirrors and vampires is that vampires can't be seen in mirrors. I suppose if mirrors did bother a vampire it would be because perhaps they are tortured by the fact that they can never be human again, and not being able to see their reflection would be a reminder of this.
Will somebody bite me i need to become a vampire?
you don't become a vampire by being bitten, it some thing your born with there a website that explains the whole thing called (i may not be spelling this right) www.sangunarius.com. visit there, you may just be in the process of becoming one!
Why should vampires avoid holy water and crosses?
No, they do not. They walk around like normal people and can die like a normal person too. Their instincts are just far more advance that they can tell that something is going to happen before it does. Really advance people in my mind. I have my own little vampire for myself.. So beautiful
In most Anglo-Saxon cultural communities including the UK, Canada and the United States, the number 13 is considered as an unlucky number.
What are facts about Shapeshifters?
Shapeshifters are super humans with the ability to transform into a animal or person dead, living or fictional. Shapeshifters can have the same look, thoughts and powers and abilities of the living person or fictional person and have children by impregnating human woman. Sometimes Shapeshifters have weaknesses like: being killed by silver (either by a bullet or blade, Iridium and Decapitation).
How did Emmett become a vampire?
Rosalie almost died when he drunk husband and his drunk friends beat her and left her to die in the road. all that human-Rosalie wanted was someone to adore her and a baby.
Rosalie was hunting one day, and saw Emmett getting mauled by a bear. she was in desperate need of a companion so she saved him and had carlisle change him for her.
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Because Rosalie saw him dieing and decided to save him in book 3 Eclipse
She was a wandering/traveling goddess of the wilderness, hunting when it pleased her, then bathing in the evening, and later dancing with her companions come night.
La Llorona, ancient tale, possibly Aztec origin, about a woman who drowned her two children in a river because she believed a man would marry her if she had no children. He was horrified and rejected her. Now her ghost haunts the river, wailing and weeping.
What is a pegasus with a horn?
A winged unicorn is a fictional horse with wings like Pegasus and the horn of a unicorn. This creature has no specific name, but in some literature and media, it has been referred to as an "alicorn", which is a historical word for the horn of a unicorn. Winged unicorns have been depicted in art.
What are the elements of a folktale?
A folk-tale can be divided into several categories, but the main two are the fairy tale (which relies heavily on fantastic elements) and the narrative tale (it can include extraordinary elements, but not magical or fantastic). The first type has very typical features that are extraordinarily similar throughout the world - a fact which has made possible its categorisation. I'll give some examples of standard features: a crisis at the beginning of the tale, a happy ending (in 99% of cases) plus (not necessarily) a morality, a fantastic helper (a fairy godmother, a bee, a dragon, a poor shepherd a.s.o.) who/which helps the hero/heroine, the magic companions (like the man who can run/drink/eat/blow air through his nose/sow/weave etc more rapidly and much stronger than any other human being) who decide to accompany the main character, the quest, the tasks that will decide his/her fate, the reward etc.
What are the myths about the origin of the Earth?
im not sure, but i do know that the world was created by GOD AND HE SENT HIS SON TO SAVE THE WORLD ALL U HAVE TO DO IS ASK HIM TO FORGIVE U FOR YOUR SINS AND ASK HIM TO COME INTO YOUR HEART :)
If one is superstitious over which shoulder should one throw salt after spilling salt?
your left shoulder
What lesson might people today learn from the myth of Pandora?
it explains why there are bad stuff in the world like poverty, thevery...
What creature has the head of a woman body of a lion and wings of an eagle?
There is a type of creature called a Lammasu that falls under this description.
There is a stylized creature called a Spinx popular in European art as well.
What is the oldest flood myth?
The first myth was a long time ago in China where the adults would tell their children about the dragon and the dragon warriors. They would tell them how the warriors would come down with the dragon to diffed the country and if the warriors didn't help a lot, the dragon would come down and kill all the "evils". That is why there is a dragon dance.
Who write The story of an aged mother-a Japanese folktale?
Matsuo Basho, a Japanese poet who lived in the 17th century, was the original writer of The Aged Mother.
What happens to the blood vampires drink?
Vampires need blood to live, without it they are dead! So when they drink the blood it becomes theirs to help them keep alive.
Hope that has been a help! ;)
That is not true! When a vampire drinks blood, the blood is used for engery to help the vampire hunt.
Give at list 3 superstitions beliefs?
Friday the 13th step on a crack break your mothers back walking under a ladder brings bad luck yea right my b-day was on fri. 13 walked under 100 ladders and step on cracks every day noting
Belief that the dead will harm you, hence ancestor worship.
Black cat crosses your path = bad luck. Breaking a mirror = 7 years bad luck.
Blowing the candles out on a b/day cake grants a wish and keeps the evil spirits away.
If a bird flys into your home someone will die.
How pilandok become a sultan story?
The Sun and the Moon[1]
Once upon a time the Sun and the Moon were married, and they had many children who were the stars. The Sun was very fond of this children, but whenever he tried to embrace any of them, he was so hot that he burned them up. This made the Moon so angry that finally she forbade him to touch them again, and he was greatly grieved.
One day the Moon went down to the spring to do some washing, and when she left she told the sun that he must not touch any of their children in her absence. When she returned, however, she found that he had disobeyed her, and several of the children in had perished.
She was very angry, and picked up a banana tree to strike hime, whereupon he threw sand in her face, and to this day you can see the dark marks on the face of the Moon.
Then the Sun started to chase her, and they have been going ever since. Sometimes he gets so near that he almost catches her, but she escapes, and bay and bay she is far ahead again.[2]
[1] These Visayan tales reflect old beliefs covered with a veneer of European ideas. The Visayan still holds to many of the old superstitions, not because he has reasoned them out for himself, but because his ancestors believed them and transmitted them to him in such stories as these.
[2] A very old explanatory tale. In a slightly varying from it is found in other parts of the islands.
by alag franz
