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Compare And Contrast The Cherokee Vs Greek

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When we all have different thought on the inception of earth. Some people may believe in gods and goddess and other in a whole different thing. We all have different views because we all know different stories. Stories that been told for thousands of years. Many of those archetypes are very similar and also different in their own way. Both the Cherokee and the Greek started with nothing but darkness. No morning, no evening, only night. Only the darkness ruled in the beginning. “ In the beginning there was an empty darkness” (Greek). Nothing but the darkness ruled in the beginning. After the creation of humans there was happiness but not for too long. Pain and suffrage was the cause of all the trouble the humans were creating. The Cherokee

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