Character Archetypes

What is a primary characteristic of the Hero archetype?

• Driven by selfish ambition.

• Always seeking personal glory.

• Possesses a selfless desire to protect others and uphold justice.

• Avoids confrontation at all costs.

Which of the following best describes the role of a Mentor character?

• To challenge the hero's beliefs and turn them to evil.

• To provide guidance, support, and valuable advice to the hero.

• To compete with the hero for power and recognition.

• To create obstacles that the hero must overcome alone.

Name a character that you are familiar with, either from a movie or a book, who fits into the "hero" archetype:

What is a common motivation for a Villain character?

• To inspire the hero to achieve greatness.

• To pursue selfless goals for the benefit of society.

• To sow chaos and destruction, often driven by ambition or revenge.

• To offer friendship and camaraderie to the hero.

What is a defining characteristic of the Trickster archetype?

• Strict adherence to rules and social norms.

• Predictable behavior and straightforward actions.

• Mischievousness, unpredictability, and cunning, often disrupting the status quo.

• A strong desire for the spotlight and public recognition.

What is a defining characteristic of the Damsel archetype in traditional storytelling?

• They actively seek to rescue others.

• They are typically portrayed as self-sufficient and independent.

• They rely on a hero to save them from harm.

• They often challenge authority and social norms.

Which of the following traits is most associated with the Rebel archetype?

• Purity and childlike wonder.

• Defiance and rejection of authority.

• Selfless protection of others.

• Seeking acceptance from society.

Which character best exemplifies the Innocent archetype?

• Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games

• The Fool from King Lear

• Forrest Gump from Forrest Gump

• Princess Leia from Star Wars

What makes the Everyman archetype particularly relatable to an audience?

• Their extraordinary powers and unique abilities.

• Their ability to challenge and destabilize societal norms.

• Their representation of the average person in extraordinary circumstances.

• Their role in providing comic relief and amusement.