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    Heroes are people who are determined to do what’s right for their comrades or community. They are determined to follow their dreams; they are determined to reach a goal that they set for themselves, and they do. The hero of “The Four Feathers” is Harry Feversham, the descendant of a long line of military heroes, who is expected to carry on the tradition of his overbearing authoritarian father. He was a true figure for the Victorian fantasy of war as a manly endeavor. In the book Salvage the…

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    The villain in many works of literature can be as complex as the hero himself; however, this villain that the hero has to fight is not necessarily the only villain that our hero has to worry about. Living inside the hero, the villain is as undeniable and as powerful as it is in the monstrous creatures that are to be fought in a more physical or present way. The true villain in many hero novels is the struggle within the hero himself. This villain is like any other; entering when least expected…

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    The Alchemist The whole book «Alchemist» is about, probably, one of the most difficult questins of human`s existence. They are like destiny,voice of our hearts, universal language and dream. Paulo Coelho chooses the young boy-shepherd as a main hero. He was absolutely ordinary boy without any special possibilities,but with a great dream. As only Santiago decided to follow his dream, the universe began sending him different omens,which helped the boy not just to achieve his dream but also to be…

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    After several years of studying and teaching mythology, Joseph Campbell, an American mythologist, writer and lecturer presented the idea of the monomyth. This concept invokes the theory that all mythical stories have a character that had an ordinary world, goes on an adventure, had a crisis, but won and earned victory and then finally comes home and has changed in some way. Joseph Campbell’s theory of the monomyth first showed an appearance in his book “The Hero with a Thousand Faces”. Found on…

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    I trust that Stan Lee changed superhuman funnies in a rapid way, from the time he turned into a right-hand essayist, proofreader, film official maker to the time he rises to a distributor. What may strike a chord is "who is Stan Lee”? However, in this paper, I will examine the early existence of Stan, Afterwards, I will expand on how he changes superhuman funnies, to the time he hoisted himself by turning into an open figure. A short time later, I will interchange why he was so imperative to the…

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    Throughout human history, stories have been passed through the generations. These stories aren’t known to be factual, nor logical, but they have been accepted into society. A Short History of a Myth by Karen Armstrong describes what defines a myth, and what they mean to society. There are many factors that decide a myth, but the two most definitive according the A Short History of a Myth are having supernatural or divine elements, along with having a moral or lesson. “Tularecito” by John…

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    The steps of a hero’s journey, or the monomyth, outline the hero in an epic poem. In the Epic Poem Beowulf, Beowulf fits the mold of the hero. In the monomyth the hero usually starts out as an ordinary person, which Beowulf is. He does not have any supernatural qualities that differ from any of the other characters. The next step of the hero’s journey begins with him going on a journey or quest. In this Epic Poem, Beowulf begins his journey on the way to the Danes where he meets King Hrothgar…

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    Hero with a Thousand Faces was written by Joseph Campbell explaining the hero's quest. In 1988 there was a movie directed by Ron Howard called Willow. In this movie Willow goes through three sections from Joseph Campbell's Hero's Quest. The three sections are the departure, the initiation, and the return. Willow experiences the departure at the beginning of the movie. Willow's call to adventure is when the baby floated down river and washed up on the river bed. The baby's nurse pushed Elora…

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    “The Hero’s Journey Defined” is an article by Joseph Campbell describing the recurring process that occur through the course of an odyssey. The article articulates the conditions in which a heroic journey can begin and the possible people who might be entangled. The article uncovers the process from departure of the hero to the initiation of the hero through a series of tests and finally the return of the hero back to his original state. The commencement of the journey, or the departure, is the…

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    For many years, various films and novels have portrayed the life and experiences of a cowboy in the West. A myth is a traditional story or an idea that is believed by countless of people, but do not have the facts to prove it to be true. In the American West, the cowboy is a mythic character in which the people admire them because of their masculinity, independence, bravery, and courage. Everyone envisions the cowboy being a white American male who rides his horse into the sunset since it sounds…

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