"The Invisible Red String" can be compared to traditional fairy tales that revolve around the themes of fate and destiny, often illustrated through magical connections between people, such as a thread or string that ties soulmates together. The story updates this traditional narrative by incorporating contemporary elements, such as the challenges of modern relationships and the exploration of personal growth and self-discovery, rather than solely focusing on romantic connections. This modern twist allows readers to relate to the characters on a deeper level while still embracing the timeless theme of an unseen bond guiding individuals toward their destined paths.
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Hold down the Ctrl key, then click the link to read The Invisible Red String by Quen Law. (This will open another window so you don't navigate away from your test.)
What kind of older, traditional story— fairy tale, myth, religious story-– does The Invisible Red String remind you of? How does The Invisible Red String update the old, traditional story? Explain your answer in 2-3 complete sentences.
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