In Chapter Two of World Mythology, Andy Gurevich presents a compelling exploration of how myth and metaphor shape our understanding of the world. He introduces the classical Greek concepts of Logos and Mythos to show the dual pathways of human thought—one grounded in logic and rational analysis, the other in symbolic, emotional, and cultural expression. What stood out to me is how myths function as metaphors to explain the unexplainable aspects of existence—things like the stars, death, dreams, and the cycles of nature.