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Anu Anulan and Yir’s Daughter is a story about longing for companionship, and finding love. The goodness Anu Anulan was infatuated with the slivery bright hair of Yir’s daughter. One day appearing as a crow, Anu Anulan the goodness called out to Alas saying that Anu Anulan had nothing to use to build a nest with. Feeling touched by the situation Yir’s daughter proceed to cut one of her three braids in order for Anu Anulan to build a nest to protect the eggs from freezing. The next day Anu Anulan appeared to Yir’s Daughter as a small girl who was crying. The small girl had nothing to use to weave the hair for her doll. Feeling moved again, Yir’s Daughter grabbed a knife, cut of another braid, and presented it to Anu Anulan. The third day Anu Anulan approached Yir’s Daughter as a handsome warrior. This time Anu Anulan (the handsome warrior) told Yir’s Daughter that he had nothing to wrap around the hilt of his sword. He told her that he would have no luck in battle. Once again, Yir’s Daughter was moved and cut the last braid of the silvery hair and presented it to Anu Anulan. Unfortunately that night, Anu Anulan could not seem to get comfortable and fall asleep on the prized hair. That night, Anu Anulan appeared to Yir’s Daughter as herself and found Yir’s Daughter weeping. She asked Alas why she was weeping and Alas replied because of her loneliness. Now that Yir’s Daughter no longer had bright slivery hair, all over her guest left. Leaving her to be alone. Feeling moved, Anu Anulan invited Yir’s Daughter to look at the sky together. They sat together, held hands, and ultimately built a relationship.

“I’ve got 99 problems, but a pitch ain’t one” This is a meme of Beca who is from Pitch Perfect. It relates perfectly to our reading from chapter three in Writer and Designer. The chapter explains pitch and how it is a short presentation that explains the how and the what of your idea, and how the idea may come together in your final project. During the pitch you convince the audience members who may have some stake in what you are proposing that you know what you are talking about and can take on the project at hand. I find this meme to be funny and very relatable to this concept of pitch. When choosing a genre, you honestly may have ninety-ninety problems. But once you actually know what your project idea is, a pitch really should not be one of those problems.