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Abstract

In literary therapeutics, the alternative versions of tales are not seen as the result just created by a loss of memory among people who hand down folk tales and difference in narration skills. In fact, they are the fruit of the epic of self among those who have handed down folk tales. From this perspective, each alternative version of tales is significant regardless of whether or not they are complete in terms of description. In fact, those who have participated in a literary therapy program have created diverse stories in response to the epic of literary work. However, the difference lies in whether or not the diverse alternative versions of tales are created with intention. This paper has attempted to prove the said contention. For this, the alterative version of Spilt Milk has been reviewed, and how those who had depressive disposition and participated in the literary therapy program responded to the alterative version has been investigated. As a result, among various alterative versions of Spilt Milk, epic of self with depressive disposition has been observed in the version that described a wife as a cicada to revenge her husband. In literary therapy, all alterative versions of tales are important materials that provide useful information about the epic of self among those who handed down the tales. Furthermore, they could be a reference of the interpretation on the response to the tales by the participants in the literary therapy program.