Creators of the Jino myth avoid the use of evil in their story by portraying all tribes as brothers for protection of their small clan. They avoid evil through extensive use of goodness in their tale. One way in which they do this is by describing the Jino as a highly interdependent family that work and live together. The writers also do this by depicting themselves as a tribe that cares deeply about their ancestors.…showed first 75 words of 601 total…

…showed last 75 words of 601 total…family is what the Jino preach instead of evil. The Jino tale's method of avoiding good and evil succeed in protecting them from outside forces. Although some Jino's did leave the group and become Han, for the most part everyone stayed and the culture continued to exist during the difficult times. The lesson of closeness and dependence taught in the creation myth is what kept their society from falling at the hands of other tribes.