Archetypes and Hero's Journey

What is the purpose of the "Refusal of the Call" stage in the Hero's Journey?

• To show the Hero's initial reluctance to leave the Ordinary World due to fear and insecurity.

• To introduce the Hero's love interest and create romantic tension.

• To establish the Hero's ultimate goal and the stakes involved.

• To highlight the Hero's unique skills and abilities that will be crucial for the Journey.

What is the significance of the "Crossing the Threshold" stage in the Hero's Journey?

• It marks the Hero's acceptance of the Mentor's guidance and training.

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  It represents the Hero's final confrontation with the villain and the resolution of the conflict.

• It signifies the Hero's commitment to the Journey and their irreversible entry into the Special World.

• It introduces the Hero's allies and enemies, shaping the dynamics of the Special World.

What is the main purpose of the "Reward" stage in the Hero's Journey?

• To provide the Hero with a moment of rest and celebration before facing the final challenges.

• To introduce a new conflict that forces the Hero to return to the Ordinary World.

• To reveal the Hero's true identity and their connection to the Special World.

• To introduce the hero to their mentor and accept the challenge

What is the primary function of the "Ordinary World" stage in the Hero's Journey?

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  To introduce the Hero's love interest and create romantic tension.

• To establish the Hero's ultimate goal and the stakes involved.

• To highlight the Hero's unique skills and abilities that will be crucial for the Journey.

• To provide a baseline for comparison with the Special World and the Hero's growth throughout the journey.

What is the role of the "Mentor" in the Hero's Journey?

• To provide the Hero with a map or guide to navigate the Special World.

• To stop the hero from completing his or her task.

• To offer guidance, training, and support to help the Hero overcome their initial fears and prepare for the journey.

• To represent the Hero's inner voice and guide them towards their true potential.

What is the significance of the "Inmost Cave" in the Hero's Journey?

• It represents the Hero's deepest fears and the ultimate challenge they must overcome.

• It is the location where the Hero finds their true love and experiences a romantic awakening.

• It is the place where the Hero receives their final reward and celebrates their victory.

• It is the point of no return, where the Hero must make a choice between two paths.

What is the main purpose of the "Resurrection" stage in the Hero's Journey?

• To provide the Hero with a moment of rest and celebration before facing the final challenges.

• To introduce a new conflict that forces the Hero to return to the Ordinary World.

• To reveal the Hero's true identity and their connection to the Special World.

• To showcase the Hero's transformation and the impact of their journey on their character.

What is the "Elixir" that the Hero brings back to the Ordinary World?

• A special tool the hero uses to complete his or her journey

• A treasure chest filled with gold
• Knowledge or wisdom gained from the journey
• A map to hidden lands

The Hero has been resurrected, purified and has earned the right to be accepted back into the Ordinary World and share the Elixir of the Journey.

• The call to adventure

• The resurrection

• The return

• The ordinary world

Which of the following is NOT a trait of a hero?

• Unusual birth

• Missing parent(s)

• Represents the qualities of faith and support

• Given a quest