Another word for the hero is...

This is the hero's normal world, where life is status quo, problems/conflicts don't trouble the hero, and he/she lives among mortals/non-supernatural beings.

The hero comes across a veteran traveler of the worlds or a wise man or woman who gives him or her training, equipment, weapons, or advice that will help on the journey.

Heroes often have special gifts or talents. What might be the significance of this?

When the hero faces his/ her biggest fear, the ordeal, this happens in the ______ of the story.

Establishing the setting and the ordinary world occurs in what part of the plot?

Another name for the hero archetype:

This won't be on the quiz, but it was in the slides. Who is the researcher who popularized the hero archetype, writing A Hero with a Thousand Faces? (This is bonus content. It won't be on the quiz :)

A hero may ...

The step of the Hero's Journey where the hero comes back to his or her normal world and must retain the wisdom gained on the quest.

Establishing the setting and the ordinary world occurs in what part of the plot?

What happens in the call to adventure?

Which is a character archetype that may be included in a hero's journey?

Which adjective best describes the Refusal of the Call?

The hero finally masters the problem. The hero returns home bearing some element of the treasure (elixir) that has the power to heal or transform the Ordinary World, just as the hero has been transformed.

Teacher, counselor, trainer, and encourager to the hero.

A pattern of narrative that describes the typical adventure of the archetype known as The Hero, the person who goes out and achieves great deeds on behalf of the group, tribe, or civilization.

The hero is uneasy or uncomfortable within his background, environment or family.

Something shakes up the situation and the hero must face the beginnings of change.

The Hero is tested and sorts out allegiances in the Special World.