https://sites.google.com/view/epictwins/home
- Gods and Mischief in the story of Creation
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As a lifelong Catholic, the story of Creation
has always been interesting to me. The story, Gods and Mischief in the Story
of Creation, intrigued me as it questions bit of the ‘perfectness’ of god
with mischief. As it is believed that the devil in a snake form is how it all
turned South for Adam Eve, it was interesting that the introduction implied
that they would be encountering sets of twins that come from the pantheon of
Indian literature. I instantly clicked on the story as soon as I saw it and
decided this was going to be one of the stories I will be working on. I enjoyed
the background photo of the website, as it was an old black/white painting of Adam
and Eve on Earth.
https://sites.google.com/view/indralordofthunder/introduction
- Indra vs. Thor and Zeus
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I recently watched an anime show called, ‘Seven
Deadly Sins’, and the story had a beast from Hell named Indra. The topic of this
story immediately captured my attention as I was looking for anything that peeped
my interest. Indra is the Thunder God in Indian culture and it is equivalent to
other mythological gods such as Zeus and Thor. Wow, how could I NOT choose this
topic? I am a HUGE fan of ancient mythologies (Percy Jackson was my favorite
book in middle school) and I could not have found a better story to work on.
https://sites.google.com/view/indianhorrorstories/introduction
- Horror in India
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This caught my attention as the title was
simple and a bit mysterious. The introduction was the gateway to a continuous story
told in three different parts. There are cliff-hangers at the end of every
story to keep the readers clicking to the next page. The background is
horrifying as it depicts a four-armed goddess holding a human head by the hair
and stepping on another victim’s body with one foot. Everyone loves a good
horror story and this was more than able to keep my attention.
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