Symbolitron
Need a story idea with symbolism? This is the place to come! Plots, stories, and concepts related to all sorts of symbolic possibilites are waiting for you!
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Stories
The allegorical story about starship captains where the characters map to creatures of Egyptian mythology.
The allegorical story where the characters' births map to the three gems of Buddhism.
The detective story where the chapters map to the five ages of Man created by Hesiod (Golden-Silver-Bronze-Heroic-Iron).
The giant robot story where the robots map to the pieces on a chess board.
The hospital story where each patient maps to the five evils of Sikhism (lust-rage-greed-attachment-ego).
The light-hearted story taking place in a town where the sections map to the twelve labors of Hercules.
The light-hearted story where the moral codes map to the Eight Levels of conciousness (Leary).
The love story where the characters' deaths map to Cathloic Saints.
The magical girl story where the characters' powers map to the twelve months of a year.
The philosophical story where the chapters map to the twenty-two paths of the Kabbalah.
The pirate story where the characters' deaths map to the five worlds of the Maya.
The psychological pirate story where the main character moods map to the thirty-six righteous people (Tzadikim) of Jewish legend.
The romantic story where the main character moods map to the three components of an atom (proton-electon-neutron).
The romantic story where the organizations map to the twelve months of a year.
The satirical story about fishermen where the characters map to the five occult elements (air-earth-water-fire-spirit).
The satirical story set in a world where the punishments for crime map to the four suits of playing cards (hearts-diamonds-clubs-spades).
The story about princes where the locations map to the three parts of the Fruedian personality (id-ego-superergo).
The story where the landmarks map to the three secondary colors (orange-green-purple).
The story where the organizations map to the fourteen stations of the cross.
The story where the organizations map to the seven days of the week.
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