1. Did you like it? Yes? No? Why?

2. What moral do you think people can learn by listening to this legend?

3. How similar or different do you think this legend in comparison / contrast to our Salvadoran legends?

4. As a conclusion to wrap up the topics of period one, what's your overall perspective on Native American Mythology and Legends?

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2- The importance of vale advices from people that know more than us.

3- Yes, it tries to give a message or teach something, but Salvadoran legends are just kind of scary and tries to scare people.

4- Is really interesting the way how they try to join or refer to a higher authority or presence in sometimes and the way how they respect it.

2.What moral do you think people can learn by listening to this legend?

To appreciate our ancestors. Their path, their sacrifices, their advice and honor them

3. How similar or different do you think this legend in comparison / contrast

to our Salvadoran legends? A lot. I haven't heard any legend like these, most of our legends try to plant fear in people.

4. As a conclusion to wrap up the topics of period one, what's your overall perspective on Native American Mythology and Legends? That even if we have all information about them

There is still a lot of misninformation about them, how much they still struggle to survive and that instead of get respect they are discriminated.

2. We can learn about the effort, sacrifice and love of our ancestors.

3. The Salvadoran legend is more about learning a lesson, but in the legend of the mountain you learn to appreciate.

4. Their point of view is interesting, and how they appreciate and show their culture and their history.

i value my own legends but i thing its only focus on scary stories, full of scary characters and desturbes.

their perspectiveis fascinating, showcasing how they admire nd represent their cultureand historical heritage.

2-I think that, by listening to this legend, people can ponder the importance of loving your friends and family as much as they love you, and treasure your life in order to make them proud.

3-It is similar to Salvadoran legends because it tackles subjects such as obidience and good behaviour and how it is neessary to value your possessions.

4-To conclude, I think Native American Mythology and legends are very interesting and fantastic, with how they value nature, community, families and endurance at all costs. They are structured in a way ths is engaging and allows you to view their perspectives and inspire you to learn about more folkolore.

I liked it because it gives you a message that you should take which is to respect everyone around us because they are wisdom for us as are our parents and our ancient ancestors.

2.What moral do you think people can learn by listening to this legend?

well in my personal opinion it would be that we listen carefully to the elders and learn from the good advice they give us and also something that I liked a lot is that the goal of walking in life is not how far I move my feet if not as I move in my heart I loved

the moral quite a lot

3.How similar or different do you think this legend in comparison/ contrast to our Salvadoran legends?

I feel that it is different from the Salvadoran legends because this legend leaves you a message or a very nice moral, on the other hand the legends of our country are based on morals of consequences such as the weeping woman that shows the consequences of bad decisions and the importance of taking care of the family.

4. As a conclusion to wrap up the topics of period one, what's your overall perspective on Native American Mythology and Legends?

Native American mythology and legends are rich and varied, reflecting a deep connection to nature and the spirit world, conveying cultural values and moral teachings, and highlighting the importance of community and ancestral wisdom. Each tribe has its own set of legends, which further enriches the overall American cultural landscape.

2. To appreciate and love for those are sacrifices for us, take them count for everything.

3. I think lenges here from El Salvador exist to scarebpeople to do not something just because.

4. How their discovering things, we can see how thing do everyone not like us, for example their lenges is for tech o reflex for something we did or doing it, that's l can say.

2- The moral can be that we follow the legacy that people have made with a lot of sacrifice .

3- The legends of our country focus more on the paranormal, while the Native American legends focus more on love.

4- In my perspective the mythology and legends of the Native Americans are really interesting, because they have a lot of respect for nature and they also love their relatives very much and they never give up.

2. This legend teaches us to learn and appreciate our ancestors and to know their sacrifice.

3. This legend is totally different from the Salvadoran legends, because those of our country are a little funny or some of terror and mystery. As for this legend, it is different because it shows it in a calm and loving way.

4. From my point of view, knowing these legends teaches us to respect and care for nature, many are based on that, and they also mention love and family unity a lot.

2.       What moral do I learn by listening this legend? I learned about to follow the path that our father, mother, grandfather or grandmother. We need to connect with our relatives and build deep and permanent relationships.

3.       Legends in both people are related to higher power and spirits, ritual and traditions are very important, sometimes including acts that honor the Earth or the life cycles. In my opinion, the Native American spirituality is deeply connected with community and family. The tribe is seen as an extended family, I can see the elders are respected. The legends are used as a way to pass to next generations traditions or knowledge. The Central Americans peoples lost that knowledge, I think.

4.       I honor that spirituality of Native American peoples, the deeply connections with their ancestors. I suppose that it is a key to pass down wisdom.