Seven_Deadly_Sins_Of_Fantasy_Literature

Seven Deadly Sins Of Fantasy Literature Seven Deadly Sins of Fantasy Imagination is the key to the universe. In order for one to use it, they may create a world of their own. Fantasy literature uses imagination as its key source, and everyday life as its secondary. Not one element can bring a piece of the art form together. Society lives on both factors as well. Fantasy art can either make or brake a world, just by the ideas and thoughts that are used with the imagination. This fantasized world is mainly inspired by reality and especially religious beliefs. Considering that fantasy literature is one of the oldest works, that any period of history can relate to; many stories seem to be fictional, if analyzed they become parallel to any cultural society. The characters in fantasy art works may represent actual people in everyday life, for example an evil witch may be compared to a mean motherly figure. One major contribution to fairy tales is the religious influence of all societies. Gluttony, greed, sloth, envy, wrath, pride, and lust are the seven most deadliest sins of the Biblical universe, all these examples are related to the idea world, fantasy, one, stories, seven, evil, sins, fairy, fairies, whole, upon, tales, society, religious, literature, ideas, dwarfs, art, about, works, white, ways, universe, tolkien, thread, supernatural, snow, sloth, relate, promise, pride, portrayed, piece, people, own