Assignment # 8 - Resolution

For this post I would like you to focus on the resolution of your myth. By resolution, I mean how is the conflict in your myth finally resolved?  In other words, how does the story end? The resolution is where loose ends are finally brought together. Consider this to be the conclusion of your myth.  First person must be used.

Assignment # 9 - Your Myth Retold

This entire blog has been an exploration concerning a single mythological deity, and a single myth concerning this deity. You have examined this myth in great detail. Additionally, you have considered the setting of the myth, where the myth takes place. You have expounded upon the various characters which accompany your deity within your myth. You have looked at the overarching plot line of your myth by describing in detail the conflict, climax, and resolution regarding your myth. Now, you will take all these pieces and fuse them together into a spectacular piece of narrative writing. I would like you to rewrite your myth from a first person perspective. I would like you to make use of your previous blogs and piece them together into a fabulous piece of writing. This 9th post will be worth more points than your previous posts, so please spend time elaborating on the finer details of your myth. When you have finished this post, please take the time to read your classmates’ posts.

Assignment # 10 - What Have You Learned From Your Peers?

For your final post, I would like you to list each of your classmates and their deity, and list one item you learned from their presentation. Obviously, you will have to edit this post regularly as more students present their myths throughout the week.

To recap:

Post #10 should be a list of students with each of their corresponding deity and something that you learned from each presentation. Thank you for all of your hard work and effort, and I hope you have enjoyed this project.