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The Indonesian on that Alex and Emily did because it had a moral and it was the weirdest/funniest

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The one that Emily and Alex did had a moral and it was about everything you do will have a punishment

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Some had a moral and others don’t and the similaritie is that the stories are all fictio

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Now I know how japan’s Islands are formed

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Can we do this as a skit next time

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The Norse one that we did, because it says that we are living on a giant's carcass. I find that very interesting

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One similarity I noticed is that most of them have no logic what so ever. A difference between them is some of them have a sequence of how things were created, but some of them say they were all created at once.

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The Indonesian one's moral is bad things will have consequences. (I can only write about that one because I can't open the website)

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I learned that apparently, tossing people's brains up in the air makes clouds and that giant's blood is not red.

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Can we act out these as skits next time.

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The most favorite part is the myth that Emily's group did, because it is a little bit weird and interesting.

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I like the on that Emily and Alex did because it is very funny

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the similarities between the myth is that the world all create by god. the difference is that some of it create the world by them self, but some of it is made by two or more person.

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The moral of the myth that Emily's group did is that everything you do need to pay back. the trouble you make will come back to you.

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i learn that different culture have different myth and ways to explain how did the world form.

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can we act out the myth that we research?

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My favorite story is the one that Emily’s group did and the Japan one, both of it are all fun and interesting.

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The similarities are that usually all creation of the world all start from all black, nothing was there and usually all filled with water, and in lots of story, they all mention about egg(in Hindu creation, the god was born in a golden egg...)

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I think the one that Emily do is telling us that everything’s that you don will have the equal consequences happen on you, the things you do need to be pay back.

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i Think this make me learn alot  and now, I know that Japanese used to think that two human xxx can form 6 island and 2 god

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Can we act out what we have been researched next time

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my favorite is mine and Amy's group because we laughed at them and they sounded interesting

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all of them have a moral and is a way of creation through sex or some magic shtuff

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in Emily and mine is that whatever you do will effect the future.

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i now know god can have sex and give birth to island!!!!!!!!!!!!

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ACT ACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE :)

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My favorite creation story from the website is the Greek creation myth, that is because I think that it is  interesting and fun to read.

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The similarities that I notice from Japan, Hindu and Chinese creation myth, is that everything starts with an egg.

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The moral of the myth that Emily and Alex did is that what you did will always affect you.

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Before I think that every place have their own and different imagination of creation, but now I know that even the places are different, there can still be similar myths.

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What thing or who do myths around the world effects on?

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My favorite is Japanese creation , because it kind of funny , and it tell me that do not think about logic .

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the similarities I find is that ancient people like egg .
(cause every story start with a egg !!)

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The moral that I found in Norse is don't do thing bad , or else you will die .

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Em , maybe don't think about science when you are reading myth .

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