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A Hero's Journey Book Report

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In England, there is a King named Liam. He is married to Isabella. They have a son named Michael. Michael is 15 and he is in love with Mia. Mia doesn’t really feel the same. She thinks that Michael is to clingy and isn’t sweet enough. She tells him that she doesn’t like him like that but he doesn’t listen. She goes to her dad and tells him that she needs help. Her dad talks to the king and has him tell Michael to leave her alone. Michael is upset but leaves her alone. King Liam went outside after talking to Michael to get fresh air. He laid down on a park bench and soon he fell asleep. While he was asleep his brother Jacob killed him. He killed him so he could marry into the throne. After Jacob stabs Liam he runs back to the castle. He told Isabella that the king has been killed. They planned a funeral for the king and two months later Isabella and Jacob got …show more content…

He wanted to do it in the dark so he could kill him without him knowing. Hamlet figured he could have his friends help him bring Jacob into the dark. The king knew something was up with Michael so he had a plan to send him away. He was planning to send him overseas and have him killed somehow. The king sent a letter to a sailman to have him kidnap Michael. Michael found the letter and changed it before the king could send it. He changed the letter to say that once the king dies the sailor would be blamed. The king sent the letter and he didn’t know that it was changed. He also sent money with it to keep the letter a secret. Michael sent James and Aiden to get Jacob but they ended up getting Ethan instead. They hated Ethan and they wanted him killed. Since they knew Michael was in they dark he wouldn’t be able to see who they brought in. They brought in Ethan and put him when Michael wanted Jacob to be put so he could kill him. Michael was already in the room just waiting for “Jacob” to be set down. They set him down and Michael cut his

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