Exercise 2A, page 21 the gift of storytelling.0:01
A story should be told eye to eye, mind to mind, heart to heart.0:13
Stanley Robertson, Storyteller Perhaps the best way to spend a cold winter night in Ireland is to sit in front of the fire and enjoy the company of a shangi, a storyteller.0:22
Ireland has many stories to tell, and they belong to two myths and legends and folk tales.0:39
Throughout the years, people passed on stories to form a great tradition.0:49
Myths and legends are stories about giants, saints, warriors and kings.0:55
They are tales of heroes who overcome great obstacles, fight with magical beasts and have incredible adventures.1:02
One such legend is the story of the noble champion Finn Mac Cool and his group of warriors, the Fiennes, who protected the high kings of Ireland.1:12
Folktales entertain people while teaching them moral values.1:24
These stories have the most unusual fairies, elves, leprechauns and many more.1:31
The leprechaun is one of the most popular characters in Irish folklore.1:39
Its name means small body.1:44
It is a type of fairy that makes shoes and has a hidden treasure, a crock filled with gold.1:48
If you catch, must tell you the secret location of its treasure immediately.1:56
It will try to trick you into looking away for a second and then it will disappear.2:04
An object thing that makes it difficult to go where you want.2:13
Something so unusual or surprising that you can't believe it's true.2:21
A big old pot or jar.2:27
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