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Folktales are stories that are passed down between generations, such as Jack and the Beanstalk, and may contain both realistic and fantastical elements. While some folktales are entirely fictional, others are based on real people or events but include exaggerated details. Folktales can teach lessons, feature talking animals, span from humorous to scary, and are remembered and retold by communities over time.

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