Mythology

(PAGE INCOMPLETE) There are countless stories from countless places concerning the origin of Robert Dawson (Ato-Meweaho as the Mayans called him). Though there is no general consensus as to what time period he came about, there are signs throughout history showing that he has been there. There is one common symbol that has shown up all over the world. People have seen it in a variety of places anywhere from the sidewalk out front of the library in downtown Los Angeles to an inceberg in Antarctica. The symbol itself resembles a circle with a three-pronged object protruding from the middle, going down. The size of the one out front of the library is approximately six inches long by about three inches wide. The size of the one in Antarctica is described to be about thirty feet long by fifteen feet wide, that is if it is still in existance. This image is often found with writing inside the circle or one of the three prongs. There is one recurring piece of text for each location that text appears. For the Ccrcle, "G YK RFC JGEFR." For the left space between the prongs, "G YK UGRF WMS." For the right space between the prongs, "SLRGJ G RYIC WMS." People have yet to decode these messages, but if you think you may have figured it out please contact us at RobertDawsonWiki@gmail.com.

The first story as the the origin of Robert Dawson comes from Mayan culture. Legend has it he was found in the forest by a pack of wolves, who went on to raise him. They trained him to hunt and he grew up big and strong. But once he reached full size he was too much for the wolves. The released him from the pack. Because he had little knowlege of language, he didn't have very good social skills. Nobody wanted to take him in to their homes or even feed him. But one day, a shaman decided to help him out by giving him the power of knowlege. She told him that she was to enchant him, but he didn't understand. When she began, he tought she was cursing him so he attacked and killed her. But, becuase the enchantment went unfinished, it went terribly wrong. It transformed him into a monster. The villagers soon learned of this, and become very scared of him. They called him "Ato-Meweaho" or "The dangerous one." On the mayan calendar, there is an image of a dog. There are signs pointing to the fact that the dog represents one of the wolves Robert was raised by. But that's just one story, there are plenty more.

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