Poetry
Repetition of consonant sound at the beginning of a word.
Alliteration
Where the hero resides before his journey begins. It is a type of world.
Ordinary World
The most influential English writer.
Shakespeare
The protagonist who rises to meet a challenge and saves the day.
Hero
The first day of the week.
Monday
Beat or movement of a poem.
Rhythm
The hero has an encounter with somebody that will introduce him to a new world.
Meeting the Mentor
Second most influential English writer.
Milton
The rebel who won’t abide by society’s demands.
The Outlaw
A collection of videos or pictures that share a common theme.
Montage
A unit of measure that consists of 2 to 3 syllables
Foot
Something that the hero must go through to complete his journey.
The Ordeal
1454-Man responsible for the printing press.
Gutenberg
A character with legal or emotional power over others.
The Ruler
A creature of myth or legend intended to scare people.
Monster
A form of this might be Shakespearean or Italian
Sonnet
Back to the normal world, but things have changed.
The Return
1642-1651: A turbulent period in English history.
English Civil War
A character naturally driven to push the boundaries of the status quo and explore the unknown
Explorer
Another name for a Hero's journey.
Monomyth
Short verse of quote that appears at the start of a poem.
Epigraph.
The hero enters the extraordinary world.
Crossing the threshold.
1642-Rembrandt Painting that is dark and might "watch" you.
Nightwatch
A wise figure with knowledge for those who inquire.
The Sage
The exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service.
Monopoly