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Stories
The action-packed story where the animal species map to the twenty-four hours of the day.
The comedic story where the character evolution maps to the six tastes in Indian Medicine (sweet-sour-salty-bitter-pungent-astringent).
The crime story where the characters map to Cathloic Saints.
The dramatic story where the locations map to the four ages of Man created by Ovid (Golden-Silver-Bronze-Iron).
The high fantasy story where the chapters map to the four cardinal directions (north-south-east-west).
The occult story where the chapters map to the knights of the Round Table.
The puzzle/mystery story where each challenge maps to the four Jungian mental capacities (Feeling-Thinking-Intuition-Sensation).
The road trip story where the characters' births map to the four suits of playing cards (hearts-diamonds-clubs-spades).
The screwball comedy story where the races map to the Eightfold path of Buddhism.
The slice-of-life story about space fighters where the characters map to the five worlds of the Maya.
The story about clerics where the characters map to the fifty-two playing cards.
The story about ghosts where the characters map to the four fundamental forces (electromagentism-gravity-weak nuclear force-strong nucelar force).
The story about monsters where the characters map to yin and yang.
The story about novelists where the characters map to the six Biblical days of creation.
The story about weapons masters where the major plot twists map to the twenty-two paths of the Kabbalah.
The story set in a world where the punishments for crime map to Celtic Gods.
The story where the avatars of a god map to the nine circles of hell in the Divine Comedy: Inferno.
The story where the moral codes map to the seven chakras.
The story where the races map to the four canonical Christian Gospels (Matthew-Mark-Luke-John).
The swashbuckling story about mentors where the characters map to the four court cards of the Tarot (Kings-Queens-Knights-Pages).
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