Summary: The Hero's Journey

Soon after that, she makes it to South Carolina where she is given the false hope of freedom through money, nice clothes, and a place to stay. During this, she thinks she has found the same freedom she expected her mom had, but learns that the only reason why she was given those things was because she is supposed to be a test subject for a medical experiment. The author says “They had gone to bed believing themselves free from white people’s control and commands about what they should do and be. That they managed their own affairs. But the women were still being herded and domesticated.

This story starts in Alba Longa where lived Numitor the king and his brother Amulius. Amulius had always wanted to be the King, so killed Numitor and killed his 2 first sons and made her daughter a pristess so that she couldn't have any kids. Nevertheless she had twins with Mars. Later Amulius decided to put Reha in yail and send the twins to get killed in the river of Tiber. The person who was sent to kill them couldn't handle the guilty conscience so decoded to only live them floating in the river.

“Johnny! I nearly screamed. What are we going to do? They put you in an electric chair for killing people!!” In that sentence Johnny had just killed Bob and and he hadn 't thought about going into that electric chair he just saw that Bob and the Socs were drowning ponyboy and did what his heart told him to do.

Edna was finally free from the life that she didn’t want anymore and although the sacrifice had to be her life it’s what finally made her happy and feel free. In conclusion, Edna sacrifices her own life because she starts to value herself and her own wants/needs not just the wants and needs of her family. Sadly, the only way for her to have that freedom and independence she was longing for was to commit suicide.

Instead of finding a way to fix things, they tried to find ways around it. Juliet faked her death because Romeo was banished and she was being forced to marry another. Instead of finding another way to leave and be with Romeo, she fakes her death which causes Romeo’s death. Benvolio in this story was a peacemaker and tried not to fight but wanted peace. He only fought when it was necessary.

Archetype Mulan Stages of Hero’s Journey Stage 1: Departure Mulan leaves her home to be in the army, so that she could bring honour to her family by defeating the Huns in the battle. At first, she is hesitant to leave her family, but is reminded that if she doesn’t go, she won’t be able to protect her father who is too old and weak to fight. Mulan knows she has to secretly take his place in this battle. Stage 2: Initiation Mulan’s initiation is when she cuts her hair and dresses like a member of the army. She goes from Mulan, a peaceful girl, to Ping who is a soldier in the battle between the Chinese and the Huns.

Since she is ill and the family think that she is not any help to them , she says : "It was decided that I should die" (Atwood 226). She feels that she is in the way and that she should die so her sister could have her way. When she is diagnosed with her disease, her sister feels that she would never get married because of it. The narrator never asks for anything but to be by herself ,so she lets her sister get the attention that she needs, because she is getting married. " That way I would stand in the way of my sister, I would not room over her like a fate" (Atwood 226).

She always thought of being a mother and a wife but she refuses to marry Haemon because it is something that Creon wants her to do. “One husband gone, i might have found another, or a child from a new man in the first child’s place; but with my parents covered up in death, no brother for me, ever, could be born” (lines 905-915). Like I said before she doesn’t care is she buried her brother or if there is such laws that tell her not too. But she gave up to be a mother or to have children for her

In the first example, both King Laius and Oedipus thought that they could change destiny by providing obstacles on earth. Neither staking Oedipus’ ankles in the woods nor moving changed the fate of King Laius getting killed by his son. In the second example, Creon thought he could kill Antigone without being punished by the gods, but the gods, in turn, killed his family and left him

I have a personal experience about the main plot of the story, my friend Farah wants to be a doctor, but when she enters the college she realizes that she can’t see a lot of blood, so she decided to leave her college. Just like Tom and Edward who dreamed to be in a different life and when they had it, they didn’t like

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