
Archetypes
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Ashley Gillett
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Archetypes
Different Types of Heroes
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Open Ended
How would you define archetypes?
Give an example if you can.
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Common Qualities of a Hero
One of the most recognizable archetypes is a hero.
May possess great or admirable qualities
Could be forced to overcome obstacles in the course of the story
Often, they embark on a quest that follows the stages of Joseph Campbell’s hero’s journey.
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Not all heroes are created equal...
Heroes can be flawed, tragic, brave, or even villainous
Knowing which type of hero your protagonist is can help you write an interesting and convincing main character
Next, let's see what you remember about the first 3 common types of heroes...
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Multiple Choice
What is an epic hero?
A character who comes from a famous or noble family, have super-human strength and good looks, and take on dangerous challenges.
A character who a powerful leader from a noble family but is majorly flawed and dies because of this flaw.
A character who are emotional and very human. Magical and enchanted situations are common, but the hero triumphs after a painful personal sacrifice.
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Multiple Choice
What is a tragic hero?
A character who comes from a famous or noble family, have super-human strength and good looks, and take on dangerous challenges.
A character who a powerful leader from a noble family but is majorly flawed and dies because of this flaw.
A character who are emotional and very human. Magical and enchanted situations are common, but the hero triumphs after a painful personal sacrifice.
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Multiple Choice
What is a romantic hero?
A character who comes from a famous or noble family, have super-human strength and good looks, and take on dangerous challenges.
A character who a powerful leader from a noble family but is majorly flawed and dies because of this flaw.
A character who are emotional and very human. Magical and enchanted situations are common, but the hero triumphs after a painful personal sacrifice.
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Watch this video to find out about
Anti-Heroes!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEjgDeSnBMs&t=1s
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Anti-Hero
Anti-heroes do not possess traditionally heroic qualities.
Often dishonest, greedy, or immoral
Struggle to overcome their bad traits
Makes them relatable to us
Example: In Star Wars, Han Solo is an arrogant smuggler who eventually overcomes his own self-interest to help
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Everyman Hero
Ordinary people
Might even be underdogs placed in extraordinary circumstances that force them to act heroically
Possess a strong moral compass and act with extreme selflessness
Makes them very relatable
Example: In J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit, Bilbo is a common hobbit without extraordinary abilities who finds himself on a quest
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Multiple Choice
What type of hero is this?
epic hero
everyman hero
anti-hero
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Multiple Choice
What type of hero is this?
tragic hero
romantic hero
everyman hero
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Multiple Choice
What type of hero is this?
tragic hero
romantic hero
everyman hero
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Multiple Choice
What type of hero is this?
epic hero
romantic hero
everyman hero
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Multiple Choice
What type of hero is this?
tragic hero
epic hero
romantic hero
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Different Types of Heroes
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