Epic Characteristics

All Epic Journeys have a call to adventure, otherwise known as a _________

• Quest

• Ritual

• Trial

• Epiphany

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_________ giving aid or causing problems

• Ethereal Beings

• Supernatural Forces

• Fantasy Characters

• Rowdy Sidekicks

A series of Attacks and Trials, otherwise known as _________

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A hero that comes home ____________

• Victorious or Defeated

• Happy or Sad

• The Ruler or the Prisoner

• Powerful or Powerless

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A hero's reintegration into or banishment from society is called a_________

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True or False: an Epic Hero has superpowers

• True
• False

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An Epic hero is larger-than-life, and relies on their_________

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The Hero stands for the _____________ of Their Society

• Morals

• Ethics

• Values

• Ideals

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The Hero performs deeds of Great ______ that require immense ________ and bravery

• Adventure, Courage

• Valor, Courage

• Valor, Fortitude

• Courage, Valor

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The hero is sometimes assisted by supernatural forces. Give two examples of said forces.

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