Why is "the origin of the robin" considered a creation myth?

It is about a boy who changes into a robin.

Further Explanation:

Robin Hood was a legendary hero and time and again he has been depicted in literature and films. He was known to be highly skilled archer and swordsman and in some parts of the world, he is even depicted as a being of noble birth and some even say that he fought for Crusades before he returned to England.  

There have been myths about the presence of Robin hood in mythology but at present there is little or no evidence to support this view that the tales of Robin hood had any links to mythology or folkore. The mythological theory of Robin hood goes back to the period of 1584 when Reginald Scot identified him as Germanic Goblin and associated him with Robin Good-fellow. On the other hand, Maurice Keen provides brief summary and also useful critique of the evidence which proves that Robin Hood had mythological connections.  

Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Robin Hood

Subject: English

Keywords: Robin Hood, Mythology, Character, Depiction, Films, Archer, Swordsman, Myths, Mythological.  

"The Origin of the Robin" considered a creation myth because It is about a boy who changes into a robin.

The Origin of the Robin is a creation myth created by Jane Johnston Schoolcraft The Origin of the Robin is a Chippewa story. Jane Johnston Schoolcraft said that all the Chippewa of her acquaintance said they remembered the story as one of their earliest recollections. A creation myth is a myth to explain the creation of the universe, humanity and other key factors.

There is some of excerpt from "The Origin of the Robin."

His father visited him regularly every morning, to encourage him to perseverance, describing at length the honor and renown that would attend him through life if he accomplished the full term prescribed.

Why is "The Origin of the Robin" considered a creation myth?

Grade:  9

Subject:  english

Chapter:  myth

Keywords:   "The Origin of the Robin", myth,  creation myth

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