Hero's Journey!!

Where do Epics tend to begin?

• Beginning

• Ending

• In the Middle

• In the 3rd paragraph

What is the purpose of "Flashbacks" in Epics?

• it is when they interrupt a narrative to relate the reader to earlier events.

• it is when they interrupt a narrative to say a random fact to the reader.

• it is when they interrupt a narrative to introduce a new character.

What is an Epic Simile?

• an extended simile using the comparison like or as.

• an extended simile going on for two lines.

• an extended simile usually running on several lines.

What is an Epic Hero?

• the one who hands out rewards in the poem.

• The main character of the poem.

• The villian of the poem.

What is the Ordinary World?

• Allows the audience to understand the "normal life" and setting our hero.

• Allows the audience to understand the character's insecurities.

What is the Call to Adventure?

• it is about getting the hero out out of their comfort zone and going to another country.

• it is about getting the hero out of their comfort zone and starting their journey.

• it is about getting the hero and taking them to an interview for a job.

What happens in the Refusal to Call?

• During this stage the Hero is possibly thinking about the friends they are going to take on the journey with

• During this stage the Hero is possibly thinking about the problems that they may experience while on the journey

• During this stage the Hero is possibly thinking about the way they are going to find food in the journey

During this stage, the hero gets help from someone wiser and more knowledgeable about the journey. What is this stage called?

• Santa Claus

• The Scientist

• The Mentor

In the Threshold, the hero...

• now leaving the world they know and entering a new territory unknown to them. 

• now leaving the world they know and never come back.

• now leaving the world they know and starting a new life.

The Challenges the Hero face tends to be..

• the weirdest

• the longest stage

• the shortest