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    Three Tricksters and Their Objectives Often when a character works toward a goal‚ he or she breaks rules and strays from morality if necessary in order to complete the task. Great benefits typically motivate these characters to work hard and use methods that they would typically consider unacceptable.The tricksters in the folktales “How Stories Came to Earth‚” and “Coyote Steals Fire‚” and in the fairytale‚ “Master Cat: Puss in Boots‚” trick other characters in order to receive a benefit. The ways

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    what the prophesy in “How the Coyote Got His Powers” means and relate it to another text or historical circumstance that shares the same story or theme. Think back to our class discussion of many characters from the Batman movies and comics as trickster and Coyote figures‚ as well as the similarities between the Exodus of the Jewish population from Egypt as inspiration. Avoid using these examples if you can and look for one of your own. Pick one of the warning tales (Pentheus‚ Phaeton‚ Godfather)

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    7He opens up and see a huge Raven just standing there. The raven’s attitude began to make him scared. He found out the sound wasn’t just the wind.Stanza 8He’s amused by the bird and he asks the Raven’s name. When the bird tells him his name is Nevermore he starts thinking that the Raven is truly conscious of this. He imagines the raven speaking to him and wanting to hurt him.Stanza 9 The Raven’s name is “Nevermore”. The man starts saying that no man ever had a staring raven. He realizes that this is

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    Creation Myths All cultures have tried to answer the famous question “where did I come from” and “how was the world created”. This is why every culture has creation myths. Although there are many similarities between cultures that were centuries and continents apart there are still many differences. These questions are still being debated by scientists and scholars in our technologically advanced society today. There are many patterns among creation myths. In many creation myths the first men were

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    a cat that was smart enough to make you rich. This is what happens to the miller’s son in the fairy tail “Master Cat”. The cat was an inheritance to a miller’s son whom he made rich. He did this with various methods of lying and threatening.the trickster tales “Master Cat or Puss in Boots” and “Coyote Steals Fire” both have many similarities as well as many differences. The tales “Master Cat” and “Coyote Steals Fire” both have many similarities between them. The first‚ and most noticeable similarity

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    A spider in need of stories and a coyote in need of fire? Anansi is a spider who wants to get the stories from the sky-god Nyame. Coyote is just a coyote who cheats dice for fire. These are Trickster tales/ folk tales that teach a cultural value or lesson. Folk tales are passed down orally from generation to generation and very commonly use anthropomorphism‚ the attribution of human characteristics to non-human things. Both of these stories share their similarities and differences. In “How Stories

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    story‚ they went from world to world to see what there was there to offer as well as the dangers‚ each time using their instincts as well as their connection with the earth to guide them as well as help them along the way. Even the mishap with the trickster winding up with the children served a purpose in the end and most assuredly taught the tribe a lesson as a result. The people prayed in the end to bring wind to dry up the mud which in turn created a comfortable world for them to settle in. Only

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    Raven‚ That was good that you send me the book. Thank you again! It seems this book is a part of a series and looks like a famous one. I realize that the book offers a lot to support or improve emergent literacy skills. It has new words and has written in rhyme. Lastly‚ it is a real life situation. This text reveals a couple key words about anger emotion. If you want to continue in this direction‚ you might consider to focus on activities that will developing vocabulary or improving word knowledge

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    related ones‚ why and how I don’t know but I did some research on why things happened the way did. Here’s what I found. The first and most important motif in my opinion is why humans are created last. Many Creation myths including the Inuit whose god‚ Raven accidently created humans because they were born from the pea pods he created without thought. The chinese human creator Nuwa was happy with what Pan-gu did with the

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    Does ‘The Raven’ Fit into the Horror Genre? I believe that ‘The Raven’ by Edgar Allen Poe fits into the horror genre for many reasons. The use of symbolism‚ such as the raven representing the devil and bringing evil to the narrator‚ makes the reader feel as scared as the narrator is. The use of different poetic techniques such as personification and repetition also give some words more meaning‚ again making the reader feel just as afraid as the narrator is. Finally‚ the narrator is isolated

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