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 1. My first thought is Greek goddesses. This is a very wide variety of information and that would allow the story to truly be taken in any direction that I wanted. I was thinking of doing a Real Goddess of Ancient Greece, similar to the Real Housewives of Orange County. I am interested in this because there are so many myths written in Ancient Greece but very rarely are they from the woman's perspective. The women, however, often drive the story lines and they are the ones who put the curses on people or fight with the gods. 

https://www.ancienthistorylists.com/greek-history/top-10-ancient-greek-goddesses/

This image is a compilation of the Greek gods and goddesses. Source: Flickr posted by Kenan Korkmaz.

2.  My second thought was the Norse gods. They, similar to the Greek, have a lot of drama and a lot of key players. I wanted to do an actual rendition of these Norse gods within the Marvel universe. They are thrown in there and they are main characters, but are they truly depicted the way they should be. I love the Norse mythology and how much it differs from those that are well known. I want to research further into who would be responsible for things that occur across the nine realms and how they got to be in that position. 

https://ifanboy.com/articles/marvel-mythology-vs-norse-mythology/


3. My third thought was Fairy Tale Villains. It has become more popular in recent days to tell the villain's side of the story, but what if they were truly trying to help. I think it would be interesting to dive further into the psychological motives of each of the villains. This would be justification for their side of the story. I am interested in this because I love fairy tale books. They create such a beautiful worlds to dive into and forget yourself. However, the villains also live in these worlds. They are citizens there too and that causes them to want to better the world around them.

https://screenrant.com/disney-villains-kinda-right/


4. My final thought was about the Greek Titans. They are often overlooked in many modern retelling of the mythologies. I think that who they are and how they lived before these mythological tales take place. They each have a power or a purpose that kept them in power. I think that it would be cool to do their lives in a growing up teen type of story.

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Titan-Greek-mythology

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