The hero's journey is a basic pattern that is found in many narratives from around the world.
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The father of Zeus
Cronus
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primal Greek mother goddess
Gaia
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Jurisdiction
area of influence
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the process of a lawsuit
Litigation
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Define “archetype”
A universal and multi-cultural symbol.
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What did Prometheus steal and give to man?
Fire
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The messenger god that guided souls to the underworld.
Hermes
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Perjure
to lie under oath
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Litigant
someone involved in a lawsuit
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Someone or something tells you about an adventure beyond the world of the mundane.
Call to action/adventure
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The father of Cronus.
Uranus
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The Titan who created man out of a clay mold.
Prometheus
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Because the storeowner was almost blind, Kelly stole candy with __________.
impunity
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Dallian secretly had a crush on Yasmine, unfortunately she was his _________.
Nemesis
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This is an individual the helps that guides the hero on his journey. At some point this guide must part ways with the hero to let them face their ultimate challenge on their own.
Wise person
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Narcissus was doomed for falling in love with _________.
Himself
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The titan that was doomed to hold up the globe (the celestial sphere). Also the god of astronomy.
Atlas
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The ________ fine I received for speeding convinced me never to go above seventy miles per hour again.
punitive
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Starting next year, the territory will become an __________ nation, complete with its own government, laws, and __________ of tribal leaders.
autonomous, syndicate
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After the “call to action” a hero is often afraid of change. The hero then gains the bravery to set out on their adventure. What two steps of the monomyth represent this pattern?