An Essay About Aha Myth

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In this Myth, involved a pirate name Aha. He is one of the most fireced pirate on the seas, he stole goods, killed people you name it, Aha did it. Many people considered him a hero others think he is despicable. Some rumors say that he gives all of his stolen treasure to the poor, like the orignal red riding hood. Some say with the stolen treasures he has he spents it on boozes. Aha has a pirate crew of four people; stinky, stupid , stinky stupid, and stupid stupid. Trust me these guys are more smarter than it sounds. They love to party, drink and loot, basically all pirates does that. But they aren't just regular pirates Aha has the power to kill people very slowly but very effectively. His name is Aha, if he speaks a few words to his foe he can …show more content…
Aha kills if he has too, and when he does it's not pleasant. Although very interesting to watch. Aha was believed to be brought to this world to spread happiness and laugher to human beings but he abuses that people to point where he was fear by all. His characteristics are lazy, money grubbing , stubborn , very cocky , sarcastic and bossy. The myth is that God brought him back from the dead to make people laugh he promise to do so but god never expected that he would use his gift to get treasure from people he killed with that gift. Technically he is following his deal with god, which mean god can't take him out of the real world unless he stop making people laugh. What he does is bending the rule to make it benefit him and basically hurt all other. Aha and his crew live life on the seas and enjoys every moment of it. Everyday they would dock on a new land, and go into near by villages and take what they want, whoever gets in their way faced a laughing death. People called his laughter evil, there are two types of laughter one for good fun and one for the laughter of others expense. His was all about the laughter of the harms of other. A year

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