The architecture of storytelling reflects wisdom and sustainability in people’s life over time. Gilgamesh, Beowulf and Odyssey areworks of storytelling which portray the conflicts and resolutions of its protagonists and determine the worth of past lessons for future generations. As for the novel, it featuresintimate human experiences and invokes the suspension of disbelief to attain people’sattention. Novelists strive to engage their audience by problematizing conflicts and crafting resolutions. Scholars like Walter Benjamin (1892–1940) spells out the basic characteristics of the storytelling with minimum level of similarity with both legends and epics. Explicitly, in his essay “the storytellers” (1936), Benjamin defines the characteristics
