A Study On Mythical Creatures

Your brows furrowed when you saw what sat in the middle of a circle of light, illuminating the strange creature whose overly-excited eyes landed on you. Freezing, you couldn’t help by slightly shiver under its unwavering gaze. Its smile seemed to widen for just a second before a it quickly threw on a look of concern. A jolly voice then spoke up.

A thing was crawling out of the forest. It came darkly, uncertainly. The shrill scream that rose before the beast was like pain. The beast stumbled into the

Scanning my mind and listening. The creature could be a vagabond, an upright being without wings? Two arms, two legs, incomparable to any other animal. Why was it not speaking English ? Was it trying to convey something? What kind of reaction was it looking for? What circumstances could this encounter lead up to? Was the encounter premeditated, meant to be chaotic? Incomprehensible? But in actually, it is a reality. Did the creature have wings? When the creature came closer it was becoming determined to have our attention, it's not disputed. Yet it draws suspicion, specifically the creature did not impart itself completely, but stays on the inner edge of darkness hiding his corporeal self, simoustanly encroaching himself on us. However,

I walked to it and tried prying it from the ground with my fingers. A twig broke behind me and I jumped and spun around. It was dark now and the only light was from the full moon. I had a bad feeling start to pump through me. I turned and ran trying to evacuate the danger I felt nearby. I ran through brush that looked like claws trying to grab my ankles. And as tree limbs came down snatching at my skin I tripped and fell. I saw a tree nearby that looked welcoming and I tried to use it as cover. Black wings busted through the trees and run started echoing around me in a croaked out a raspy breath.

1. What are myths? What evidence points us to the universality of myths? Myths are usually stories that have to do with how some things came to be, such as religions or even to why the tiger has stripes on it body, instead of saying it's there because it can be. Myths give a more detailed and more visionary and stronger purpose to some small things in our world.

The fainted as usual, then I saw the creature walk near me. I felt a weird feeling, something I've never felt before. It was horrible, I couldn't breathe and I felt

Trying to catch my breath, I see that Paul is right beside me and Samuel is trailing behind us, but we see a dark, shadowy creature hiding in the dark. I take a step towards the creature. I take my flashlight out and I see a witch that is controlling my shadow . She just turned my shadow into a lion, my greatest fear, I keep running until I see that the witch is no longer chasing me.

Fixing his eyes on the place where the light had shone down he searched for stars, clouds, the slightest hint of moonlight, yet found nothing, and shutting his eyes again, resolved to sleep until daylight. Before the numbness could swallow him, a crawling sensation on his right calf alerted him to the presence of some creature lurking there, a small animal with strength, insect or lizard. With a simultaneous kick of his right foot and flail of his left arm, he managed to smack it off, then laid as still as possible till the fire in his bones subsided. Sleep overtook him, smiling in the dark. He could

“What did you just say?” It asked. I could see the red fumes coming out the elf-like ears of the monster.

The forest gave me a peculiar feeling as I entered. This was because there were no forest animals making noise or motion. But, I continued on walking. As, I was walking I noticed a silhouette appear across a tree. The silhouette

Unable to see a break of light in all of the dark, my mind grew fuzzy, I was losing hope. Gritting my teeth, grinding them along each other, a new pain ripped through my body. Thick, thorn-covered vines wrapped around my feet multiple times as ripples began to flare out from bellow the soles of my shoes. Like ripples across water. The ground was no longer solid.

Tricksters in mythology have the archetype of being mischievous higher beings or animals that act foolishly or cunningly yet have a positive outcome that teaches or benefits humanity. As their archetype name suggests, their rule-breaking is usually done with tricks or thievery yet they help demonstrate how social and cultural boundaries were challenged and changed in historical cultures that can also be seen even now in modern ways of storytelling. By applying Carl G. Jung’s dream theory to trickster mythology, one can prove that tricksters do show challenged social and cultural boundaries with the cultures unconscious thought within the myths. Carl G. Jung states in his dream theory that dreams come from the unconscious within the mind.

I was wondering the forest when a Shadow Figure was following me. I started running, the Shadow Figure was chasing me from the forest. The Shadow Figure Chased me to a unfamiliar village. I was tired so I collapsed and fainted on the ground of the village.

The only lights in this room were small electric lamps which had seemed to have been there for a while because they were only giving off very dim light. The smell of old rancid meat had hit my nose and made me curious as to what was giving it off. After a few more minutes of struggling the rope finally released me into a small fall to the ground. The sound of me hitting the cold floor sent echoes throughout the cave and I think the creature must’ve heard because it let out a bloodcurdling shriek that made the hair on my neck jump off and run away. Judging by this there probably wasn’t a lot of time until it got here so I took one more good look around before trying to find a way out. Collecting all my things I stumbled on an old lighter and torch which would be my light in dark places. I quickly ran down the closest corridor with the lit torch in hand. This place made my skin crawl and the feeling from it gave me made you think death is a better

Mythological archetypes are the elements of which myths develop. A Scheme according to which a model of myth is collected from an archetypal constructor is universal and is called "monomyth."(reference) But as actors change in different mythological histories, circumstances, then the variety of details of narration became very bright and can be seen instantly, and the similarity of the canvas remains unnoticed. According to Jung, the archetypes evolved in the course of evolution like internal organs. Invisible to the eye, they are always with us, but as "psychic organs." Archetypes are imprinted in culture, art, and religion. Mythological heroes during their journey behind the quest for treasure acquire friends and enemies. These fictional