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Why do modern writers sometimes weave parts of old myths into new works??

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mccain
mccain mccain
  • 30-11-2017
Because it makes it more interesting and sometimes they write about myths
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andriansp andriansp
  • 24-02-2019

The answer is; To give depth to the new work

Providing old myths into new works would help the readers understand why a certain character in the new work choose to pursue a certain action.

The logical reasoning between the myth as a cause that lead to the character's action would force the readers to pay attention to small details of the myth. This will give more depth to the new work.

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