The key to a good myth story (especially a Greek one) is the struggle. They all involve a hero (the good guy) trying to do or get something. There are always harsh trials for the hero who must endure them to win the struggle. The things that get in the way of the hero are usually larger than life; sometimes monsters or the gods themselves. they mirror the things that a good person is supposed to have: moral fiber and bravery. A good setup is a hero who has some great talent. (strong, smart etc.) and have him trying to save a loved one, or gain an ancient artifact. Have this hero ask the gods for help. have one god who wants to help the hero. They shouldn't help directly but support the hero. Then have things like giant monsters, bad weather caused by an opposing god get in the way. The hero uses his strengths to over come the obstacles and get what he was looking for. You could have another Greek hero help the hero along the way, or include a group of peoples that the greeks knew (Persians, Amazons, Barbarians, Trojans etc.) maybe some one is rescued or the artifact recovered from these people? The most important thing is a creative interesting story. The myths are fun the read because there about fun exciting things and larder than life people (the sort of people we admire and want to be like.)
2007-03-25 13:57:17
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answered by Anonymous
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read a newspaper, any story could be the start. Was a house broken into, that could send someone out to recover a favorite item of the gods. Has a local team advanced in some sports tourney, maybe that was because someone was given supernatural athleticism. Was there a murder, the gods could help or hinder a relative on his/her journey for revenge.
2007-03-25 13:03:03
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answered by folderdan 1
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the place do you think of the myths got here from? Moses wrote the 1st 5 books of the Bible long after the flood and the construction of Babel. Nimrod equipped the tower to objective to realize the heavens. God had given the command emigrate and populate the earth yet Nimrod had to construct his city and grow to be like God. He made himself a God and married his mom. the commencing up of all myths and pagan religions began here in Babel. while God perplexed the people's languages they had to scatter. They began emigrate over the completed earth. They took with them those myths and pagan teachings. maximum of them knew concerning the creation and the flood yet placed their own innovations to it. in many the religions of the worldwide you will discover thoughts of the flood, the nephilim or giants, the snake etc. They placed those down in writing previously Moses placed the 1st 5 books of the Bible into writing. it is the reason myths carry a number of an identical innovations because of the fact the Christian faith yet with their own twist.
2016-10-19 22:09:28
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answered by porix 4
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Myths are easy.
You have a regular kind of fellow who stumbles upon something fantastic, but in making the discover, he (or she, whatever works for you), must get it to the right person before the wrong person takes it away.
Who is a friend, who is an enemy and who is a traitor?
2007-03-25 13:06:26
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answered by Experto Credo 7
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a soldier returns home after the war, marries the girl of his dreams, only to have that world shattered by the lying mischievous wench, who goes back to her third husband, you know, the guy that beat her and mistreated her, cause this soldier became close to God and is a good person, he packs up his belongings and hops on his 1979 harley superglide and takes off, only to find himself helping people that need it, and doing good deeds, helping widows and orphans and abused people everywhere, soon, the papers start writing about who this guy is, and no one knows, except that evil wench who almost did him in, at least thats what she suspects, because in time she realizes that she nade a grave mistake, and the evil third husband tries to take over the world, and he puts her in a prison along with her family, no when this soldier heres about this, though she wronged him and broke his heart, he dares the undertaking of trying to free her, soon, other people hear of his action and start to join him on his quest, they take on the evil one and cast him in to a bass pond filled with crocodiles where he is eaten allive, meanwhile, the hero breaks in to the prison and finds her cell, unkowing that she has been raped and mistreated repeatedly by the evil one and his guards, he enters her cell, she now hads made a knife of a piece of the bed and not knowing that it is her hero come to save her, she stabs him in the back, and he dies, they take him out to the funeral pyre and when the fire is lit, the skies part and beautiful warrior maidens come for him, but they dont take him, instead, they go to the woman, well call her rosa, and they bring her to him, where at that moment, he rises, looks in to her eyes, she tells hinm she loves him, and he dies a happy man, but he doesnt really die, the warrior maidens take him away and train him in godly powers and fighting skills, and bestow upon him great powers of perception and he reuturns to earth, now many years later, and a legend to some a myth to many and a god to a chosen few, from the marcus codex, my own story
2007-03-25 17:38:09
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answered by sofmatty 4
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