Hero's Journey

Who developed the theory of the journey of an archetypal hero?

• Mrs. Parker

• Grover

• Joseph Cambell

• William Shakespeare

The hero is in this place when he/she feels set apart or out of place.

• The Call to Adventure

• The Abyss

• The Ordinary World

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The hero is Called to Adventure when . . .

• He/she meets the mentor

• He/she receives a weapon

• He/she experiences an event, danger, or discovery that starts the path

• He/she eats lunch.

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The imaginary line between past life and the new world is called . . .

• Crossing the Threshold

• The Abyss

• Lightsaber

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The hero's sidekick is also called

• Allie

• Helper

• Mentor

• All of the Above

The hero encounters this when traveling through the Abyss or Temptation

• Always a crazy creature

• Tests, Trials, and Tasks that make him/her stronger

• A cave to hide

• Weird 7th Graders

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The tension of the journey is often relieved when encountering the biggest obstacle called

• The Transformation or The Supreme Ordeal

• The Cave

• Call to Adventure

• The Return Home

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When the hero Returns Home, he/she must confront

• his/her siblings

• the scariest creature or villain on the journey

• the person or thing that holds power over the hero's life

• his/her mentor

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A hero is not a hero unless he/she is

• wearing a cape

• holding a wand

• shooting cobwebs from his/her wrists

• transformed

True or False. Only fictional characters are heroes on a journey.

• True

• False