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The purpose of this myth is to tell the reader about how the Aztecs think the spots on the moon were created and why it looks the way it does.

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This myth teaches about the cultural beliefs of the moon. The Mark of the Rabbit teaches me about some day to day ideas that are performed in the life of an Aztec. In the time period of the Aztecs they would weave, and traded with cacao beans on market day.

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Tasks that are taught for generations on are fishing, gathering sticks for a fire, and how to handle their canoe. Some more tasks that are passed down are, learning how to be a good citizen, obedient and respectful, and to be a good warrior.

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This myth teaches me about growing up in Aztec culture from addressing what everyone in that family is doing. For example, Smoking shield is learning life traits, Obsidian Snake is learning about life skills from his father, and the mother is weaving and grinding maize.

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There is a story about two gods that were sacrificed involving the story of the moon. It was about how they needed to jump into a fire and the "ugly god" had more courage than the "handsome god". The Ugly god jumped in with no hesitation and the Handsome god was embarrassed because he hesitated to jump in.