One who supports the main character, serves as voice of reason, helpful, guide, rescuer

Not ALWAYS evil but may be. Generally acts in opposition to hero, serving as a contrast the beliefs, actions, goals of the hero. May show what hero can become if he goes down the wrong path.

One who seeks freedom to be individual and stands against established rule in an effort to find freedom and/or bring about change

One who seeks to enjoy life and have fun. Brings humor to a situation.

One who seeks to define herself or himself. performs acts of courage. represents the best of society

One who seeks to nurture the emotional and physical well-being of others.

One who is in distress and has a problem that needs to be solved or needs help to get out of a bad situation or circumstance.

One who seeks to mature emotionally. One who is young and naive, sees good in the world and has hope. Needs guidance.

This character doesn’t usually have the traditional qualities expected of a hero. Commonly possesses imperfections associated with antagonists

Restores harmony, Solves the problem, or saves the day, despite the odds being against them

Appears near the beginning of the story to announce the need for change in the hero’s life and invites the hero to accept the call to adventure

She uses power (magic, beauty, intellect) to make others weak or to lure them away from their task

True or False: A character may fit into more than one archetype.

True or False: There may be more than one of any archetype in a literary work.

A recurring character, setting, or situation that reflects human experience is..

An archetypal character who goes on a journey or quest is...

The one who trains or helps the hero is the character archetype...

What is one of the purposes of a sidekick?

Character archetypes contribute to the development of a story by:

Which of the following are purposes of archetypes?