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Saga is a genre of literature and film that focuses on the adventures of a group of characters over an extended period of time, often spanning generations. The term "saga" originates from Old Norse, where it referred to a long narrative poem or chronicle. In modern usage, the genre encompasses a wide range of stories, including historical epics, fantasy, and science fiction.

The saga genre is characterized by its focus on the lives of its protagonists, often exploring themes

Sagas can be found in various forms, including novels, comic books, and films. Notable examples in literature

The saga genre appeals to readers and viewers who enjoy long-form storytelling and the development of complex

of
heroism,
loyalty,
and
the
passage
of
time.
Stories
within
this
genre
typically
follow
a
central
narrative
that
is
interwoven
with
subplots
and
character
arcs,
creating
a
rich
tapestry
of
interconnected
events.
The
pacing
of
a
saga
is
usually
slower
than
other
genres,
allowing
for
a
more
detailed
exploration
of
characters
and
their
motivations.
include
"The
Lord
of
the
Rings"
by
J.R.R.
Tolkien
and
"A
Song
of
Ice
and
Fire"
by
George
R.R.
Martin.
In
film,
"The
Lord
of
the
Rings"
and
"The
Hobbit"
trilogies
by
Peter
Jackson
are
prominent
examples.
The
genre
has
also
been
adapted
into
television
series,
such
as
"Game
of
Thrones,"
which
is
based
on
Martin's
"A
Song
of
Ice
and
Fire."
characters.
It
offers
a
unique
blend
of
adventure,
drama,
and
character-driven
narratives,
making
it
a
popular
choice
for
both
creators
and
audiences
alike.