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My favorite myth is theseus, Theseus's myth is my favorite because of his bravery throughout the story seeing his father in the arena slaying the Minotaur in enemy lines and becoming king and ruling well. I also believe the story teaches people to not lose there head in the moment and find out more information before they react wrongly and "lose their head".

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My favorite folktale was "Why the Sun and the Moon live in the sky" because I like how the "people" are represented as the sun and the water. Adding on I like how I can think of this story in multiple perspectives/ways between the water and sun.

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My favorite African folktale is “Why Anansi Has Eight Thin Legs”  It teaches the importance of appreciation and how greed is never the answer. I really liked how the story interpreted never take more than you can slow theme.

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My favorite folktale was "Why Anansi has eight thin legs" because I liked the message that was presented. Anansi didn't realize how lucky he was to even have one person want to cook for him even if it meant doing a job or two. Anansi got greedy and was grateful for what he had in the moment and it eventually caught up to him.

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My favorite folktale was “How Ganesh Got His Elegant Head” because the loyalty Ganesh showed to Parvati was admirable and quite heartwarming. In that Ganesh was even willing to sacrifice himself trying to ensure her privacy.

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My favorite folktale was "How Ganesh got his Elephant Head" because it was a really fun story to read, and I had always wondered why Ganesh was depicted with an elephant head. I also liked how Ganesh stood up to all the gods, and I liked the message of the story as well. 

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My favorite folktale was "How Ganesh got his Elephant Head" because it was a really fun story to read, and I had always wondered why Ganesh was depicted with an elephant head. I also liked how Ganesh stood up to all the gods, and I liked the message of the story as well. 

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My favorite folktale was "How Ganesh got his Elephant Head" because it was a really fun story to read, and I had always wondered why Ganesh was depicted with an elephant head. I also liked how Ganesh stood up to all the gods, and I liked the message of the story as well. 

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My favorite folktale is "The Man Who Never Lied" just because It teaches us a very important lesson for the future or even now. He was able to show who the king really was and how horrible he was he didn't need to lie about it. But I also think he trying to show us that we have no reason to lie because it will take us no where in life. But he was able to show the King's true color and how he really was no matter what he wanted to prove it so people would believe him.   

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My favorite folktale is "The Man Who Never Lied" just because It teaches us a very important lesson for the future or even now. He was able to show who the king really was and how horrible he was he didn't need to lie about it. But I also think he trying to show us that we have no reason to lie because it will take us no where in life. But he was able to show the King's true color and how he really was no matter what he wanted to prove it so people would believe him.   

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My. favorite folktale was "The Man Who Never Lied." Even though the king was malicious and wanted to humiliate the man, he failed. The man wasn't blinded by the king's power. He was able to expose the king's cruelty.

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My. favorite folktale was "The Man Who Never Lied." Even though the king was malicious and wanted to humiliate the man, he failed. The man wasn't blinded by the king's power. He was able to expose the king's cruelty.

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-Jude Chernin

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My favorite folktale was "How Parvati won the heart of Shiva". This is because it really shows the extent the characters go to achieve their goals, I thought it was definitely a very captivating story. 

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My favorite folktale was "How Parvati won the heart of Shiva". This is because it really shows the extent the characters go to achieve their goals, I thought it was definitely a very captivating story. 

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-Brandon Vilanova

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"Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky" was my favorite because of the ridiculous scenario and the fun ending. It was interesting to read and kind of a weird backstory for the sun and the moon.

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"How Parvati won the heart of Shiva" is my favorite folktale because it shows a very important and meaningful message about that you should be determined to achieve your goals no matter what, and to not let anyone/anything stop you

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My favorite African folktale are the “Why Anansi Has Eight Thin Legs” because I feel like this folktale can easily teach little kids a lot, it’s telling that you have to pay on what you get and not just having everything for free by doing nothing.

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My favorite myths would be the African folktales because it has a meaningful message especially the story about Anansi. In the story of how Anansi got his eight legs it tells people that you should never do too many things at once.

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My favorite folktale was "The Man Who Never Lies", I liked it because the man not only outsmarted the King, but kept his promise where he would never lie. The wise man was extremely intelligent and was very careful with his words. It was satisfying to see the wise man not fall for the King's bait.

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My favorite folktale was why Anansi Has Eight Thin legs because it has a great moral. The moral to the story is to not be greedy and I feel like that is one of the best morals because it would help the world so much if people were not so greedy. Lots of the morals in the other stories are good as well but this one stands out because like I have heard before greed for things is the root of evil.

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My favorite folktale was Why Anansi Has Eight Thin Legs because the morals of it are less thought about however they are very important. For example there are many stories about treating people well but there are not many that tell you to not over exert yourself. In addition I think this story conveys it's moral very well by showing how the webs represent commitment and how too many of them can pull you apart.

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My favorite folktale was the man who never lies because he kept his word no matter what. As I was reading the short story , I was intreged the whole way. He had a lot of weight put on his shoulders regarding if he was gonna lie to the queen or not but he didn't.

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I liked the folktale of the man who never lied.  He let his whole city and king down by lying after he said he wouldn't lie.  There was a lot of messages throughout the short story.  It was a very interesting story because it was different then the other texts we have read.

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My favorite myth/folktale that we explored in this unit was "Why Anansi Has Eight Thin Legs". I thought that it was a great folktale with many underlying morals. Although it was short, it taught me just as much as a longer story would.

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My favorite folktale was how Ganesh got his elephant head I liked this one because I like the message that the story was trying to convey. In this story Ganesh stays loyal to family and does not let the gods convince him to do otherwise. I also like how in the end he is rewarded for his loyalty because when someone is rewarded for something it encourages people to be like that person. Ganesh was a good person so that is a good example.

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My favorite folktale was "The Man Who Never Lies" this is my favorite because I think it sends a very important message that you can never rely on someone to do something. Especially if it is something really important. I liked this more than the other folktales because I thought that it was different than other things I have read. I don't usually read things that have the same message as that folktale so reading something different was nice.

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My favorite folktale was "Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky" This folktale was interesting to read and had a cool concept.

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My favorite folktale was "Why Anansi has Eight Thin Legs" because I feel like I can relate to Anansi because he is impatient and I am also impatient at times and he tried to find a way to have everything basically hand delivered to him without waiting, and he got karma for doing that because everybody pulled him at the same time. I am just as impatient sometimes so I feel like it has a connection to me

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my favorite myth was the Ganesh with the elephant head because I like the elephant head and think that was pretty funny also it was good because Ganesh stuck up for his mom

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My favorite folktale was Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky" it was interesting to read because it wasn't something serious and it was silly. It was short therefore the author fit only entertaining events in the story. It was a goofy story with a great message you can appreciate.

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My favorite folktale in this unit was “How Ganesh got his elephant head”. It was really interesting because what it told you, it told you that you must stay loyal and betray who you trust was that is really important. How one can do anything to protect what they believe and never give up.

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My favorite folktale was, “How Paravti won the Heart of Shiva,” This book was entertaining and extraordinary to read. It had a lot of sudden events in one time. It fits in the topic of perseverance and determination for success. The folktale had deep morals universally and personally.

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My favorite myth was “How Ganesh Got His Elephant Head” because I liked how loyal Ganesh was to Parvati by never thinking about going against her orders and willingly risking his life to allow no one in. One of the messages of this myth is to stand for what you believe in because the gods were trying to get Ganesh to move out of the way, but Ganesh didn't allow it and had to fight them to protect Parvati. I like the story because Ganesh had good intentions for his actions and was able to stay with Parvati at the very end.

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My favorite folktale was How Ganesh Got His Elephant Head because I just found it an interesting read. It has morals and standpoints about topics such as determination and loyalty that still apply to the world today.

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My Favorite Folk tale was How Ganesh Got His Elephant Head

Because it was very interesting. This whole unit to me has been very interesting. I think that for such a long story I was interested for the most part. It had a lot of crazy events in the story and has valuable lesions too.