Reading Notes: Alaska; Part A
The Raven's Myth: Raven's Creation | Source: Myth and Legends of Alaska by Katharine Berry Judson One of my favorite aspects of the story was the incorporation of the "Creator" component, which in this case, was the Raven. The Raven also could be in human and animal form, easily transforming between the two whenever needed Here, humans are present in the main character of the story, which was just "Man" and he would be one of the first and the Raven did not know where he came from Alike many of the creation stories in various mythological legends, humans are created from clay, alongside animals Repetitive dialogue to show emphasis of the interaction between the Raven and Man, the human that the Raven created Upon further research, the Raven represents a number of spiritual importance in the culture of the Pacific Northwest According to Spirits of the West Coast Art Gallery , the Raven symbolizes creation, transformation, knowledge, curiosity, and the unknown...