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Legends
different legends
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Examples of Legends | Paul Bunyon and John Henry |
| How are stories handed down? | stories are handed down orally through generations often as ballads (in verse) |
| What is the basis of legends? | Seem to have some basis connection to history |
| What are legends centered on? | usually centered on a historical incident such as a battle or journey or the founding of a city or nation or a historically important person such as a president, king/queen, explorer etc. (IFP) |
| What do characters or events usually become? | Characters or event usually become"larger than life" and details are exaggerated in some way (hyperbole) |
| How long were Arthurian Legends told for? | told for 1,500 years |
| Why did people enjoy Arthurian legends in general? | people respond to the goodness of the main character, his idealistic goals, and the promise that he will return to unite and lead his country to victory against its enimies |
| Why did children enjoy Arthurian Legends? | children enjoyed them because they can relate to a desire to astound everyone by performing a heroic deed=superhero |
| Why do adults like Arthurian legends? | Adults like these legends because them admire the wise, mature, Arthur and the counsel of Merlin. |
| Fairy Tale elements: | Set a long time ago, fantasy characters such as king/queens, sorcerer, involve contest to prove worthiness (FCSLAIC) (TCC)s |