Archetypes
Hero's Journey Stages
History of the Monomyth
Famous Hero's Journeys
100

All humans have this dark side

The Shadow

100
The hero is invited on an adventure but initially does not go. 
Refusal of the Call
100

This scholar names and describes the Hero's Journey in the 1950's. 

Joseph Campbell 
100

This hero spurned Poseidon and goes on a 10 year trip home.

Odssey/Odysseus

200

This archetype helps the hero. 

The Ally
200

The hero goes on their journey in earnest

Crossing the Threshold
200

This psychiatrist theorized about the similarities of myths coming up with the "Collective Unconscious" 

Carl Jung

200

Miles Morales meets a mentor and takes up this famous mantle

Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse

300

This archetype seeks to create order no matter the repercussions.

The Ruler

300

This is the lowest point of the journey and represents death. 

The Cave/Belly of the Whale

300

All Cultures tell a story similar to the Hero's Journey? (True/False)

True 

300

Zak and Tyler go on a journey to the Saltwater Redneck's Wrestling School

The Peanut Butter Falcon
400

This archetype creates and invents. 

The Creator

400

The hero defeats death or is granted new power to defeat their enemies. 

Rebirth/Apotheosis
400

This script writer adapted Campbell's 17 steps to 12 and proliferated its use in many films. 

Scott Vogler

400

Our "Hero" ends up chasing a young girl off a bridge only to save her. 

The Bridge

500

This archetype is chaotic but not necessarily evil or good. Appears as a powerful god in many cultures.

The Trickster
500

The Hero returns home from the special world and has a better understanding of themselves and the new world. 

Master of Two Worlds. 

500

This many of the top 10 highest grossing films of all time are Hero's Journeys

500

Luke must enlist the help of friends Obi-Wan Kenobi, Han Solo and Princess Leia on this classic example of the monomyth.

Star Wars: A New Hope

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