Fables and Folklore

I suggest you consult a good dictionary or a set of encyclopedias, as there would not be room enough or time enough for me to list everything that exists.

A tale that uses supernatural themes to explain the practices of a particular culture
A story with great explanatory and cultural value to a society

Puck, also known as robin good fellow. Puck is a clever and mischievous elf that personifies the trickster, he is introduced as the '' shrewd and the knavish sprite'' and the '' Merry wanderer of the night'' He is the jester of Oberon (fairy king)

The princesses from the Brothers' Grimm Fairy Tales include: Cinderella, Briar Rose/Aurora, Snow White, Rapunzel, White Bride (from The White Bride & the Black Bride) & the 12 Dancing Princesses.

To teach a lesson

Sorry to upset you but pegasus are not real stop reading harry potter -.-

yes they only drink blood

Well I am going to assume you mean meth because a myth is a story and those can't technically get into your system. About the only sure fire way to get meth out of your system is to check yourself into rehab and don't take anymore for the rest of your life. Your body will get most, if not all, of it out of your system and you will be good as new again.

the kitty my go SPLAT! on your tires but hopefully, it never happens

the Jews were saved by it.

to make a golem in alchemy game is clay and life.

The phoenix is part of mythology

According to Twilight, you feel an exruciating pain, like your body is being subjected to a fire, and is burning all over, which eventually subsides in everywhere but your throat, which indicates you are hungry, but never quite goes away.

Some stories say that vampires are born vampires, so there would be no pain, and vampires cannot physically be made by biting or any other method apart from generating offspring.

Other stories about being bitten don't show any signs of pain being caused, but some indicate that death is temporarily mimicked, or a coma-like state is taken on for a few days (See Night World by L.J. Smith)

Stories about swapping blood also don't say there is any pain, but it feels good.

miorrs

It's Chinese

so they have different beliefs about stuff

No, a goatman does not exist in any place. It is a myth or fairy tale that is told to people to scare them.

Ahh yes, Lottie Hanwell is a good friend of mine from the vampire world, changed by carlisle Cullen 128 years ago. Rebecca Raeburn is also a nomad i have heard of in my travels. I can assure you both are truly vampires of the immortal children sort and i am pleased that the volturi havent sniffed the two out...

The winding patterns of the labyrinth symbolizes the intricacies and maneuverings of the journey through life. Labyrinths often symbolize some type of spiritual journey in which the person who partakes of the journey will experience growth as a person, in addition to whatever goal the journey requires for success. The labyrinth relates to wholeness. This can mean wholeness of the person, the journey, or the goal.

Heres the names of a few.

* Oisín and tír na nÓg * The Children of Lir * The Salmon of Knowledge

http://northmen.itgo.com/page20.htm

Uranus is the Romanversion of Ouranos who was the husband of Gaea (Gaia) they together made the world with Gaea as the earth andOuranos was the sky. they gave birth to the titans who were parents of the gods however Ouranos hated his children and imprisoned some of them in tartarus (the worst part of hell) one of their sons kronos struck back on his father with a magic sickle and Ouranos fled kronos then went on to eat his children the gods (I wont go into that, unless you wish me to in which case send a message)

It is often quite easy.

A vampire is very much a creature controlled by his more basic emotions: hunger, lust, survival, hatred, etc. As most of them live solitary lives this only serves to heighten their desires.

Count Orlock was lured to his death by being seduced into staying by Nina Harker's bedside till dawn. Count Dracula had three vampire brides made a fourth in Lucy Westerna, and came very close with Wilhelmina Harker. Any vampire story that you come across has a heavy 'romantic' element to it.

So if you really want to risk such a relationship (I advise you not to) then it is quite easy. Just exercise basic means of attraction, allurement, seduction and things should progress quite effortlessly.

No. There are people who like to pretend they are something else. Some dress up as bunnies. Some pretend to be vampires.

False. Anyone can call anything a religion for any reason.

Summer break is over, and Raven is hardly eager to be returning to Dullsville High. Not only does school mean daily interaction with preppy pest Trevor Mitchell, but her sleep-filled days and romantic nights with her immortal boyfriend, Alexander, must come to an end. Plus the shock of morning classes isn't the only change in store. An unexpected letter turns up at Alexander's mansion-announcing his parents will be coming to town. And once they arrive, just about everyone has had a sighting of the macabre couple except Raven. What could be delaying Alexander from introducing Raven to them? Could Alexander be hiding something about his parents' homecoming? When Raven is finally invited to the most thrilling dinner party of her life, the next turn of events could transform her entire future with Alexander. The sixth book in Ellen Schreiber's bestselling Vampire Kisses series takes an unusual twist in the continuing romance of Raven and Alexander

The myth was Daedulis and Ickarus who didn't listen to his father.

Nothing it probably couldn't see and landed on you because you were so still. (A few years ago a bird pooped on my head, then some years later another bird pooped on my head). So I strongly advise you to make sure one doesn't land on you and make sure your not standing underneath a bird when they need a moment, and DON'T STAND UNDER A TREE either.