The author’s decision to adapt the original story by having the characters turn into books suggest about words is that the Stories create worlds in which we live and which we pass on to others.
Deucalion and Pyrrha gathered all the stones and as they went they threw the stones behind them without looking back. Miraculously, the stones fell to the ground and turned into people: those thrown by Deucalion became beautiful men, and those thrown by Pyrrha became beautiful women.
Hence, the correct answer is Stories create worlds in which we live and which we pass on to others.
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