4. Often, myths are based on events that actually happened. How does a story become a myth rather than history? As people retell the story, they add extra details to make the story more impressive.
Historians decide that the event actually could have happened that way.
A mythologist writes a book that includes a factual description of the event.
Once the story becomes part of history, people decide to add parts to it.

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