Answer to Question #232964 in English for Jia

Question

1. How would the "The Legend of Daragang Magayon" be told today? What changes would there be in how the story is told?

2. Write a short response on "How do the characters in the legend correspond to the behavior of the volcano in real life" 

3.How Authors use the geographic, linguistic, and ethnic dimension when crafting stories, novels, and poems?

4. How geographic, linguistic and ethnic dimension affect literary works?

Answer 1

Question 1

When Panganoron executed Pagtuga, Magayon runs to hug her lover following his victory; as she runs towards him, Panganoron is shot by suing an arrow by one of his opponents, killing him on the spot. Magayon holds him as he takes his last breath and eventually dies in her arms.  

Question 2

Characterization of legendary behaviour in the story reflects on the popularity of the beautiful scenery. The mountain was named after Magayon and her lover Panganoron. In real life, the mountain plays a significant role in their cultures, beliefs and practices.

Question 3

 They use people’s beliefs, cultures and practices surrounding a particular geographic element, ethnic dimension and linguistics to create stories that reflect on the real-life situation of the people. Theses element provides them with opportunities to create stories that reflect people’s way of life.

Question 4

they provide a setting for literary work in terms of the place of a scene; geographic sites, for example, shape a story’s local setting to reflect on a particular location. Linguistics and ethnic dimensions define literary work by shaping how messages about a particular group of people are delivered.