Mythos
Mythos noun - A traditional but unfounded story that gives the reason for a current custom, belief, or fact of nature.
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Saw
Saw noun - An often stated observation regarding something from common experience.
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- Wally's time as the Flash greatly fleshed out the powers, mythos, and characterizations of the titular speedster and his enemies, saw one of the most organic character arcs in comics.
Source: Breakout Character / Comic Books - Many who disliked the film saw it as a return to the Original Sin and a misunderstanding of what made the first film great, though there were also those who enjoyed the new spin that Rob Zombie put on the series and how it drew from real-life Serial Killer mythos.
Source: Franchise Original Sin / Film -
The Doctor ultimately renounces his name momentarily (in the mythos of the show this is a huge deal as the last time we saw him do this he became the "War Doctor", and here he threatens to call down even his greatest enemies if something isn't done to save Clara).
Source: Freak Out
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