A Hero's Journey Alternate Ending

Hunter steps back and smirks as Carter climbs to his feet and brushes off his clothes. Carter resists the urge to trip hunter as he runs toward the beach and up to Hillcrest. Carter walks up the dirt hill to the chapel. The path winds through the woods and the roots of the closely grown trees are used in place of stairs. Carter arrives at the chapel. They don’t use the space as often as they should. It is simple with large screen windows, a plain wooden cross, and unadorned altar at the front. They sing inside occasionally, but the campers often don’t care for the building, they find it oppressive. Carter pauses at the top of the hill. Surveying the camp spread out below him,

“All of my family is happy and out of harm's way. They are living in Israel.” I didn’t know where this magical place called Israel was where people were happy, but I prayed there were safe and away from the war.

All of a sudden. An angelic voice interrupted the dilemma between the Demon’s last words towards the claimed

My mind raced like the race car, my heart beats as the hooves of a horse on a racetrack, and my thick eyelashes holding up the tears that were going to fall. As I locked eyes with the Monster, I knew that I wasn’t safe. The angry blue eyes like the ocean waves were locked in with my helpless black ones. This time, the ocean waves were set to destroy a ship. This time, that helpless ship was me.

After they crossed the Liang border, Jingyan began to recognize the roads, lakes and mountains. He directed the wagon with minimal instruction from Mei Changsu, who, in the entire morning, only spoke to ask if Jingyan wanted to stop for food.

Season 7: Hands of Time picks up a couple weeks after Day of the Departed. (So that every other sentence isn’t “I hate time travel,” I will rant about that later.) A vortex opens above the ruins of the monastery, and Acronix falls through. Wu is waiting for him and they start to battle. The ninja are at the museum helping to clean up the mess Dareth made on the holiday. There they find pictures of Kai and Nya’s parents, and also of a battle at the monastery that occured forty years ago. Dr. Saunders tells them about the Hands of Time, twins who could control time itself, but he dismisses it as a myth. While Wu battles Acronix, a Time Blade falls from the vortex, causing everything to skip ahead one minute. Acronix gets his hands on it and punches Wu

Without looking back, Clary left the bright, festive, and safe atomsphere of the party and set off into the unknown. The dark crystal waters of her home were silent as she swam through the water without a word. The pathway to Lilith's lair was long and extremely frightening. She swam past volcanoes, boiling whrilpools, and large tremors. Steam rose from the many volcanoes, as the whirlpools threatened to suck Clary into a place where nightmares were born and created.

Though Beattie relates the women’s story, she does not do so in first person. Beattie reveals the story through a narrator's voice. The narrator is not simply an observer, however. The narrator shows that the woman, for the most part, is madly in love. (paragraph 1). It is obvious that the narrator knows more than can be physically observed. Beattie, however, never tells the reader what really happens between her lover and her. Instead, the reader must look into the women’s actions and words in order to understand what the women feels.

Shadow and James took over and helped by speaking soft words of encouragement to them. Shadow found that if he sang their favorite chant Rae seemed to calm down. James noticed and started in with Shadow.

Allison tried not to worry about David. She also tried to go back to sleep, like the Sheriff suggested. Yet, as the hours of the late night ticked by she found it impossible to do so. It wasn’t that the cabin was uncomfortable. Nor was it that she still feared that the thing would find her. She’d determined hours prior that if it could track her through some normal or preternatural means then it would’ve crashed through the walls and finished what it started. The storm that surged through the area only caused her worry to increase as she laid in the inviting bed, staring at the ceiling.

Explosions burst through the side of the black ship, the leviathan growled in response to the alien noise to the beast it was more than an attack it was the roar of the opposing beast.

In “The Hero with a Thousand Faces,” Joseph Campbell dives into his theory that every culture’s myths share a sense of universality. In other words, all the myths of each culture stem from a common ancestor, or “idea.” Campbell shows a very headstrong opinion on his theory, as if it is a universal truth that cannot be altered because this theme “will always be the one, shape-shifting yet marvelously constant story that we find.” His use of the word “shape-shifting” insinuates that these myths are different but simply changing slight form from the “original,” which is not an actual myth but a collection of similar myths. The prologue lays out a

Once upon a time there lived a boy named Jake. he was five at the time when tragedy struck his small town. The kingdom of Arcone attacked his small town riverwood with a large army. Bailey’s parents grabbed Jake and threw open the door running through the town to get to the forest. They heard arrows whiz by their heads as they ran. Jake’s mom yelled “keep running Bailey, don’t stop! We will meet you in the forest, just go to Eriza. They will take care of you until we get there.” Jake looked back and saw his parents get taken by the soldiers then they turned to him and started chasing the young boy. Jake took off running as fast as his legs would let him into the forest.

Next, the hero continues the hero’s journey starting with crossing the first threshold until he approaches the most critical point. Mike’s entrance into the special world begins with his crossing of the first threshold. Crossing the first threshold requires him to travel to Popperville and convince the selectmen to let them dig the cellar of the new town hall. These selectmen are the threshold guardian, or the force that separates the hero from the special world and gives tests to prove the hero’s worth. The selectmen exhibit these characteristics as they resist hiring Mike as a digger. The hero faces tests, allies, and enemies in the special world. Mike faces tests as he tries to secure the position digging the cellar. He is forced to make

The characters in her stories are want of any type of intimacy with other beings, often keeping their innermost thoughts hidden from those around them. Beattie suggests through this that if they had someone that knew them and cared for them intimately, the characters’ lives would improve. However, the characters of her stories also display a strange lack of longing to change their lives in any way or at least their outlooks on their situations. They do not see their lives as they are: miserable and bland.