Symbolitron
Need a story idea with symbolism? This is the place to come! Plots, stories, and concepts related to all sorts of symbolic possibilites are waiting for you!
Stories
The character study story where the characters' deaths map to creatures of Egyptian mythology.
The comedic post-apocalyptic story where the major plot twists map to the Eight Immortals of chinese legend.
The epic story where the characters' births map to the duality of body and mind.
The light-hearted adventure story where the chapters map to the three parts of the Fruedian personality (id-ego-superergo).
The light-hearted crime story where the main character moods map to the Eight Days of Hanukkah.
The philosophical story where the characters map to the four ages of Man created by Ovid (Golden-Silver-Bronze-Iron).
The psychological story where the character relationships map to the Eightfold path of Buddhism.
The satirical buddy story where the character evolution maps to the twelve master grades (dan) of judo.
The satirical story where the characters map to kinds of animals.
The slice-of-life story about ambassadors where the characters map to kinds of gemstones.
The slice-of-life story where the characters' deaths map to the eighteen books of the Mahabharta.
The story about ambassadors where the characters map to the five evils of Sikhism (lust-rage-greed-attachment-ego).
The story about ambassadors where the locations map to the fourteen meridians of acupuncture.
The story about arch-angels where the characters map to the nine taoist psychic centers.
The story about prospectors where the character relationships map to the twelve tribes of Israel.
The story about rabble-rousers where the characters map to the four Jungian mental capacities (Feeling-Thinking-Intuition-Sensation).
The story about traders where the characters map to common natural disasters.
The story set in a world where the punishments for crime map to the four rules of math (addition-subtraction-multiplication-division).
The story where the cities map to the five Chinese Elements (water-wood-fire-earth-metal).
The story where the oceans map to the twenty-four hours of the day.
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