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65 Cards in this Set
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Jason's call to adventure
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When Pelias sends Jason on the quest to fetch the Golden Fleece
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Jason's refusal of the call
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Jason's supernatural aid
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- He got help from Medea she gave him ointment to survive
- Cupid also helped him by striking Medea with an arrow to fall in love with Jason |
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Jason: The belly of the whale
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The clashing rocks
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Jason: The road of trials
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- When he had to plow the field with two fire breathing bulls with blazen feet
- Plant the dragon seeds coming from teeth, that made soldiers come out and he had to beat them |
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Jason" Meeting of the goddess
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- When he married the Princess of Corinth
- Medea was another |
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Jason: Atonement with the Father
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When he imprisoned Medea and when she got back at him, this was when his life turned around.
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Jason: Apotheosis
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The return to Greece from Colchis
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Jason: The ultimate boom
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When he got the Golden Fleece
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Jason: Magic flight
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When he was returning to Greece and was getting followed
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Jason: Master of two worlds
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When he thinks he can dump Medea and marry the Princess of Corinth. To take charge and do what he wants
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Jason: Freedom to live
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After te Marriage with the Princess of Corinth after everything bad that has happened
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Theseus: Call to adventure
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When he takes the sword and sandals out of the rock
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Theses: Supernatural Aid
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Cupid who makes ariadne fall in love with him so that she will help him kill the Minotaur
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Theseus: Companions
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Ariadne
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Theseus: Talisman
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Sword under the rock
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Theseus Crossing of the first threshold
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When he leaves his village to go to Athens the hard way
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Theseus: The belly of the whale
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Encounter with Procustes
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Theseus: Road of trials
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Defeats the criminal along the way to Athens
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Theseus: The meeting with the goddess
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Ariadne
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Theseus: Atonement with the Father
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At dinner with his father and his father sees the sword and sandals
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Theseus: Ultimate boom
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Killing the Minotaur and protecting 7 youths
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Theseus: Rescue form without
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Needs to go back to Athens to let his dad know he is alive. Black sail/white sail
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Theseus: Master of two worlds
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Theseus helped Athens by giving them democracy and freeing them from sacrifice of the Minotaur
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Theseus: Freedom to live
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Heroic king, helped Hippolytus and Hercules
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Perseus: Call to adventure
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To get a good wedding present for his mom
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Perseus: Supernatural aid
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Athena, Hermes, and oak trees
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Perseus: Talisman
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shield, winged sandals, invisibility cap, magic wallet, sword
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Perseus: First threshold
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Stop in Delphi (first stop)
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Perseus: The belly of the whale
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When he's about to kill Medusa
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Perseus: The road of trials
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Ethiopia, Dedona (oak trees), Delphi (prophocies)
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Perseus: Meeting with the goddess
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Andromeda
temptation away from the true path Andromeda |
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Perseus: Atonement with the Father
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When he meets the king at the part and turns everyone to stone
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Perseus: The ultimate boom
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The head of Medusa
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Perseus: Rescue from without
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To be with his mom and help her (stop the marriage)
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Perseus: Master of two worlds
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When he turned everybody to stone
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Perseus: Freedom to live
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Living with the fact that he turned everyone to stone lives a happy life
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Hercules: Call to adventure
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He wanted to cleanse himself from his sins of killing his wife and kids
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Hercules: Refusal to call
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he wanted to kill himself and not take the journey
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Hercules: Supernatural aid
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Athena in the birdss when she made them fly up and shoot them
Atlas got the golden apples for him |
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Hercules: Companions
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His cousin Erythus
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H: Talisman
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THe lion skin
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H: The first threshold
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When he kills the snakes in the crib
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H: The belly of the whale
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When he kills his family
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H: Road of trials
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12 tasks
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H: The meeting of the goddess
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Thesus helped him when nobody else would
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H: Temptation
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Atlas tempted him t hold the sky while he went to get the apples
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H: Atonement with the Father
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When he meets with the king and is given 12 tasks
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H: Apotheosis
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After he finished the 12 tasks
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H: Ultimate boom:
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The forgiveness
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H: Rescue from without
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Hercules wants to be forgiven. This pulls him out of depressions. to be able to prove his forgiveness
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H: Master of the two worlds
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Freedom to live
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Apotheosis
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Period of rest, peace, and fulfilment before the hero returns
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The call to adventure
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The call is the point in the hero's life when he/she is first given notice that everything is going to change whether he or she knows that or not
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Refusal to the call
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Often times the future hero may refuse the call; it may be because the sense of duty or obligation, fear, or sense of inadequacy
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Crossing the First threshold
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is the meeting between the hero;s known world and the unknown world
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Supernatural Aid
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Once the hero has accepted the quest, his guide, helpers, mentors, talisman may begin to appear
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Talisman
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is a symbolic item that offers, power or strength
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Companions
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May offer balance they may hero in battle or help the hero learn lessons
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Mentor
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Is the most important helper
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The belly of the whale
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This is the final separation from the hero's known world and self, it may appear as the hero's lowest point, transitioning between worlds and selves.
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Atonement with the Father
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Hero must confront and be initiated by whatever holds the ultimate power in his or her life
symbolized by a male entity |
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Rescue from without
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the hero requires the outside world to pull him or herself back from adventure
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Master of Two worlds
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The hero must resolve the two words, balance between spiritual and material
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Freedom to live
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The her achieves the ability to pass freely between realms, death hold no power against hero, has lerned to live in the moment rather than anticipating the future or regretting the past
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