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!
Stories
The buddy story where the character relationships map to the sixteen personalites of the MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Inventory).
The dark story where the characters' deaths map to the thirty-two Kabbalistic paths of wisdom.
The dramatic story where the character relationships map to the four classic Greek elements (fire-air-water-earth).
The light-hearted story about heroines where the characters map to Norse Gods.
The occult story where the characters map to the Seven deadly sins (lust-gluttony-greed-sloth-wrath-envy-pride).
The philosophical story where the character evolution maps to Cathloic Saints.
The psychological story where the major mountains map to the four parts of a day (night-morning-afternoon-evening).
The romantic detective story where the character evolution maps to the twenty letters of the Druidic Alphabet.
The screwball comedy story where the heavenly bodies map to the thirteen Norse gods present when Balder was killed.
The spy story where the characters' births map to the twenty-four letters of the Greek alphabet.
The story about acrobats where the locations map to the two tablets of the Ten Commandments.
The story about artificial intelligences where the characters map to kinds of weather.
The story about elves where the locations map to Greek Gods.
The story about robots where the characters map to the twenty-two Major Aracana of the Tarot.
The story about security officers where the main character moods map to creatures of Egyptian mythology.
The story about sentai team members where the main character moods map to the five ages of Man created by Hesiod (Golden-Silver-Bronze-Heroic-Iron).
The story about smugglers where the characters map to the seven days of the week.
The story where the races map to the duality of good and evil.
The swashbuckling story about comics where the characters map to the duality of body and mind.
The swashbuckling story where the chapters map to the seven days of the week.
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