<p>Amoong the world`s many folklore traditional, Greek and Norse mythologes stand out as two of the most famous.</p><p>Suprisingly, the two mythologies share much in common.</p><p>But there are also many differences between them.</p><p>Both mythologies have many gods and goddeses.</p><p>Additionaly, there are all ruled by king and queen.</p><p>They include Thor, the god of the thunder, and Loki, the trickster god.</p><p>A key between Norse and Greek gods is immortaility.</p><p>In contrast, norse gads are motal, meaning they will die oone day.</p><p>Greek gods reside on Mount Olympus.</p><p>It is part of the same world that humans live in,</p><p>others include the human world of Midgard, and  Alfeim, home of theh elves.</p><p>Their power is so fasinates us and they weaknesses make them easy to relate to.</p><p>I think this book is so interesting and I want to learn about this story every thing,,,,,,oeO</p><p>by^^ let`s meet next summary./////</p>
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(Their power is so fasinates us) Their power fascinates us, and (they weaknesses make them easy to relate to.) their weaknesses make them easy to relate to.
I think this book is so interesting, and I want to learn (about this story every thing) everything about this story.
첫댓글 Among the world's many folklore (traditional,) traditions, Greek and Norse mythologes (mythologies) stand out as two of the most famous.
(Suprisingly,) Surprisingly, the two mythologies share much in common.
But there are also many differences between them.
Both mythologies have many gods and (goddeses) goddesses.
(Additionaly,) Additionally, (there are all ruled by king and queen.) they are all ruled by a king and queen.
They include Thor, the god of (the thunder,) thunder, and Loki, the trickster god.
(A key between) A key difference between Norse and Greek gods is (immortaility.) immortality.
In contrast, (norse gads) Norse gods are (motal,) mortal, meaning they will die (oone) one day.
Greek gods reside on Mount Olympus.
(It is part of the same world that humans live in,) They inhabit the same world that humans live in.
(others include the human world of Midgard,) Others include the human world of Midgard, and (Alfeim,) Alfheim, home of (theh) the elves.
(Their power is so fasinates us) Their power fascinates us, and (they weaknesses make them easy to relate to.) their weaknesses make them easy to relate to.
I think this book is so interesting, and I want to learn (about this story every thing) everything about this story.