The Woman Who Fell From The Sky Analysis

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Values are things and ideas that are important to people. As seen in the myths of many cultures, a prominent human value seems to be creativity. Every culture has values respected by the majority of the people. Creativity is an idea that is much needed in society because being able to be innovative brings success and beauty as shown the Iroquois, Aztec, Chinese, Greek, and African myths. In the Iroquois myth "The Woman Who Fell from the Sky", a prominent human value seems to be creativity. Good twin used wild roses to give him the advantage and keep him from losing his energy while buck horns gave evil twin a disadvantage in conquering the fight. The value of creativity is shown when good twin devices a new plan to succeed in winning to the finish line, which gave him the upper hand for protecting Eagwehoewe people. It is crucial to be creative because without having that trait evil twin could of gained victory and mislead the Eagwehoewe people. In the Aztec myth, "The Creation Cycle" a prominent human …show more content…

Chi Li takes rice balls and a serpent hound for distraction while in the meantime jumps on the back of a dragon with a sword. The human value of creativity is shown by Chi Li and her imagination because she visualizes her predator, finds ways to distract him, and uses her props to give her an advantage to conquer victory. Her heroic act of creativity is forever remembered and the celebration of her is to told to this very day. In the Greek myth, "The labors and Death of Hercules", a prominent human value seems to be creativity. Hercules needs to clean the stables in fifth labor, therefore he changes the course of nearby lives to run through stables. Hercules shows creativity with conventional ways of doing things and making a way to not work more but in less amount of time. Creativity brings fulfillment to your outcome making a person finish a task with

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