Human beings are creatures steeped in narratives. From very early in history, humans have used stories to build structures not only to build meaning for the world around them, but also to build structures for societal progress. In every ethnic group, stories and myths have been used to shape ‘group identity’ for generations. Some of the narratives, especially those pertaining to the origins of men, can still be found today in various religious teachings. Dr Yuval Harari in his book Sapiens highlights that it is these stories that explain the rise of humans to the top of the food chain. There is a people-building power in the stories we tell not only about ourselves, but also of those around us