FFML
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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FFML
FABLE, FOLKTALE, MYTH, LEGEND
FABLE
A BRIEF STORY OR POEM, USUALLY HAS ANIMALS, AND TEACHES A LESSON
THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE
- Slow and steady wins the race
- The hare moves quickly and tires himself out so he takes a nap and the tortoise moves slowly yet consistently and beats the hare
FOLKTALE
COMPOSED ORALLY AND PASSED DOWN BY WORD OF MOUTH
PECOS BILL VOCABULARY
- Cellar- a basement were stuff is stored- all the people run into the cellar to hide from the cyclone and Bill calls it the "'fraid holes'" because people hide in fear
- Cyclone- tornado- When the cyclone ruins the Fourth of July party, Bill wrestles the cyclone until it dies
- Usurped- to steal power from or take back- When the cyclone interrupts the party, it thinks it has all the power, but Bill tames it takes all the power away from it
MYTH
STORY THAT EXPLAINS NATURAL OCCURRENCES AND EXPRESSES BELIEFS ABOUT RIGHT AND WRONG
SON OF APOLLO
PHAETHON IS IMPORTANT TO THE STORY BECAUSE HE CAUSES THE CONFLICT BY TELLING THE SON OF ZEUS HE COULD DRIVE A CHARIOT
LEGEND
ORAL TRADITION, PASSED DOWN, BY WORD OF MOUTH BASED ON TRUTH
POPOCATEPETEL AND IXTLACCIHUATL
- Allusion
- "" They all worked together and they worked fast... Popo climbed it alone, carrying Ixtla's corpse with him. Their at the very top, under a heap of stones, he buried the woman he had loved so well.""
- This is how the volcano Ixtlaccihuatl was first formed.
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