English words

3. Journey A common narrative structure where a hero goes on an adventure, learns a lesson, and returns home transformed.
4. A story pasted down from old times about people that might be true, not a reliable source.
6. Principles concerning what is right and wrong or good and bad behavior.
8. & PowersGods: Supernatural spirits or beings believed to control parts of the universe or life and are often worshiped.
10. A traditional short story that teaches a moral lesson, often using animals as characters.
12. Beings that are partly a god and partly human, or minor gods.
13. A complete change in the form, appearance, nature, or character of someone or something.
17. A statement that something will happen in the future, often made by someone with religious or magic powers.
19. An act or way of making someone suffer because they have broken a law or done something wrong.
20. A story passed down through generations by word of mouth rather than writing.

1. A culture's core beliefs about what is good or right, shaping collective identity and behavior.
2. A view of the world characterized by a stark, absolute division into two opposites, such as good and evil.
5. Specifically, the twelve major deities of ancient Greek mythology who resided on Mount Olympus.
7. A long search for something that is difficult to find or a long effort to achieve something difficult.
9. The eternal struggle or opposition between morally right behavior and forces that cause harm or bad things to happen.
11. The accepted norms or practices (methods/styles) that society or a specific field (like literature) views as proper.
14. A person admired for doing something brave or good, often the principal character in a story.
15. A story pasted down from ancient times describing natural events and phenomena for someone
16. The desire to do or have something that you know is bad or wrong.
18. A power beyond a person's control that is believed to decide what happens in their life.