2. The second story that I found interesting was Karna: The Ill fated Hero. I chose this one because i am a sucker for stories that deal with a ill fated character, like Achilles. I really enjoyed the way that this storybook was structured! I thought it was good to introduce us to the characters we were going to meet right away. I have no knowledge about this story. If I were to retell this story i probably would make it captivating and full of mystery to lure my reader in.
3. The third story was Indra: The Thunder God. This struck me as interesting because it almost reminded me of Thor. The storybook I read was not real organized at all. If I was to attempt to do this story book I would make sure my introduction was the first tab that readers clicked on. Not only that but I would like to also make it more exciting. I would maybe have Indra be telling stories of how he came to be to his children or followers. Also, when telling the story of him fighting against other Gods I want it to be able to pull the reader in deeper and be invested.
4. The fourth and final story I chose was India Horror. If I were to retell these stories I would do it in such a sense that a sense of horror really comes about as like a ghost story. After reading this storybook there really wasn't anything horror about it and I was let down. I would want to make the stories told in this storybook real spooky macabre type stuff that would creep people out. I may not no a lot of about Indian myths but I am confident i would be able to turn every story into a good one that people would want to read.
Indian holi Horror. (March 16, 2014)
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