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 dramatic coming-of-age story where the chapters map to the knights of the Round Table.
The dramatic story about security agents where the characters map to the Five Pillars of Islam.
The fantasy story where the kinds of magic map to the seven wonders of the ancient world.
The high fantasy story where the major plot twists map to the duality of body and mind.
The light-hearted story where different styles of martial arts map to angels.
The love story where the main character moods map to Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics.
The satirical epic story where the character relationships map to the thirty-two Kabbalistic paths of wisdom.
The satirical story where the eras of history map to common natural disasters.
The science fiction story where the kinds of spacecraft map to the twenty-four hours of the day.
The science-fiction story where the chapters map to the three energies of Taoist internal alchemy (Spirit-Vitality-Essence).
The screwball comedy fantasy story where the character evolution maps to the seventy-two demons of the classic Goetia.
The screwball comedy story about dark elves where the characters map to the seven Biblical days of creation.
The screwball comedy story taking place in a town where the sections map to creatures of Greek mythology.
The screwball comedy story where the professions map to the seven heavens.
The slice-of-life occult story where the character evolution maps to the fourteen meridians of acupuncture.
The story about gargoyles where the characters map to the seven gateways of Innana.
The story about herbologists where the character evolution maps to the five worlds of the Maya.
The story about zombies where the characters' deaths map to the nine days Odin hung from an ash tree.
The story involving a computer system whose components map to the seven heavens.
The story where major magical artifacts map to the four classic Greek elements (fire-air-water-earth).
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