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I'm not creative at create your own myth or legend. you may choose from the following topics or create one of your own. 1. why elephants are afraid of mice. 2. why land turtles are slow. 3. why dogs chase their tails. 4. why it thunders when it rains. 5. why the lion is the king of the savanna 6. why turtles have a shell. 7. why dogs and cats do not get along. 8. why giraffes have long necks. 9. why zebras have stripes. 10. why the sun sets and rises. requirements 500-600 words. include a title, plot, beginning, middle, and end. characters, and setting.

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