The similarities in all myths Have myths even changed?(explain the 2 myths) All myths have been and will be the same. This is because myths all follow the hero's journey, teach you a lesson and all myths have dualities meaning good and evil or night and day.
This concept of the hero’s journey is one that has gained much praise and consideration of worth in the literary community. Classics such as Odysseus as well as more recent, tales such as that of lilo and stitch all follow the same path of the hero’s journey. What is hero’s journey? It is a path in which a myth or short story follows. There are 12 steps to the hero’s journey. Step 1-The ordinary world; the hero, uneasy, uncomfortable or unaware, is introduced sympathetically so the audience …show more content…
The approach occurs because Stitch causes problems and there are threats to take Lilo away from Cobra.The ordeal occurs when Stitch learns he has no family and is alone, and when Cobra takes Lilo who then runs away. The reward for Stitch is that he wants to be a family and he must rescue Lilo. The road back occurs when Stitch rescues Lilo from the spaceship. The resurrection occurs when Stitch and Lilo get to become a family.The return with Elixir occurs when everyone comes together, the aliens assist with the construction of a new house and everyone becomes friends. Lilo and Stitch is an example of a modern day hero’s journey,we can compare this to the older greek myth Odysseus and the trojan horse.Odysseus' current Ordinary World is not going well because He's been stuck fighting the Trojan War for years. In order end the war they must get through the pesky walls of the trojans. The call to Adventure odysseus creates his own Call to Adventure by coming up with the whole plan for the Trojan Horse. There is no refusal to the call. Odysseus comes up with it himself, so it'd be kind of hard to refuse it. Instead of meeting a mentor, Odysseus is the mentor for the rest to the Greeks and teaches them the ways of his plan. Crossing
This concept of the hero’s journey is one that has gained much praise and consideration of worth in the literary community. Classics such as Odysseus as well as more recent, tales such as that of lilo and stitch all follow the same path of the hero’s journey. What is hero’s journey? It is a path in which a myth or short story follows. There are 12 steps to the hero’s journey. Step 1-The ordinary world; the hero, uneasy, uncomfortable or unaware, is introduced sympathetically so the audience …show more content…
The approach occurs because Stitch causes problems and there are threats to take Lilo away from Cobra.The ordeal occurs when Stitch learns he has no family and is alone, and when Cobra takes Lilo who then runs away. The reward for Stitch is that he wants to be a family and he must rescue Lilo. The road back occurs when Stitch rescues Lilo from the spaceship. The resurrection occurs when Stitch and Lilo get to become a family.The return with Elixir occurs when everyone comes together, the aliens assist with the construction of a new house and everyone becomes friends. Lilo and Stitch is an example of a modern day hero’s journey,we can compare this to the older greek myth Odysseus and the trojan horse.Odysseus' current Ordinary World is not going well because He's been stuck fighting the Trojan War for years. In order end the war they must get through the pesky walls of the trojans. The call to Adventure odysseus creates his own Call to Adventure by coming up with the whole plan for the Trojan Horse. There is no refusal to the call. Odysseus comes up with it himself, so it'd be kind of hard to refuse it. Instead of meeting a mentor, Odysseus is the mentor for the rest to the Greeks and teaches them the ways of his plan. Crossing