Why is the origin of the Robin considered a creation myth

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The origin of Robin Hood is considered a myth because the formation what Robin wanted has now come to life. As humans, we can't transform ourselves to other forms, otherwise we'd have powers. A myth shows different symbolism that sometimes relates to the origin of certain things. Thus, it became an interesting things to learn about.

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