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The heroic monomyth in mythology and folklore lab questions

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Man and Moment: Charles Murray - Defining a Hero
1. Identify at least 8 elements of the hero’s journey in the story of Charlie Murray.
The ordinary world, call to adventure, meeting the officer, the crossing of the threshold,
tests/allies/enemies, the reward, and the road back
2. Why do you think this segment opens with a comic strip version of Charles Murray’s
story?
I think this segment opens with a comic strip version of the story to keep the reader
engaged and excited for the story.
3. In what ways in the story of Charles Murray a particularly American story? How
does it fit in with this country’s folklore?
The story of Charles Murray shows the values of bravery and loyalty. This story reflects on
the American values of patriotism and loyalty.
4. If the story of Charles Murray were to become a myth, what elements do you think
would be changed or exaggerated? Identify three of the seven archetypes that a
storyteller could incorporate to make the story more exciting.
If Charles Murray was depicted as a person with powers, then the story would seem more
like a myth. Adding powers that no other human could possess would be an exaggeration
that would turn this story into a myth. Defeating monsters, tragedy, and rebirth are
elements that can be found within this story.

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Man and Moment: Charles Murray - Defining a Hero 1. Identify at least 8 elements of the hero’s journey in the story of Charlie Murray. The ordinary world, call to adventure, meeting the officer, the crossing of the threshold, tests/allies/enemies, the reward, and the road back 2. Why do you t ...
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