I didn’t exactly love the second half of this week’s reading. It was rather slow and a little dull,
although the content itself was interesting.
This half of Cox’s Tales of Ancient India discussed the gods and their
beginnings, more or less. I was relatively
unamused with most of it, although I did think of an interesting way to work
one of the gods into my storybook. I
kind of wanted to work Kali into my storybook and have her and Charlotte work
together in some way. I think it could
be very entertaining to see those two together with John and Shiva watching
from the sidelines. Maybe I can have
Charlotte aid Kali in her battle, although in this reading she goes by the name
Uma.
I think I might also work John into the story of how Ganesh
ends up with the head of an elephant. It
seems like the type of solution that he would come up with, considering he
probably wouldn’t believe that just replacing the head would bring a being back
to life, so who cares what head they bring back!
Bibliography: Tales of Ancient India by Edmund Cox (1887), Hathi Trust
Image Info: Ganesh. Source: Wikipedia.
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