Archetype Symbols

My symbols are flowers, plants, and gardens. Flowers symbolize beauty, youth, strength, and gentleness (Melani 1). Gardens symbolize growth, feminine, protection, and miracles (Fraim). Plants symbolize life, afterlife, strength, and stability (Lipson).

My first symbol is the color rooms. The reason why I pick the color rooms is because the colors represent life. The color room is in the order of life to death. The first room represents life and the last room represents death. The color rooms are really colorful. Each room has its own signature colors that represent that part of life.

I felt it was necessary to include the symbol that represents me as a whole. It's much more easier to understand the person I am by looking at my zodiac sign. To be honest I do not have a clue to why I put the planet I belong to. It was just included with my sign, so I decided to utilize it. In the bottom of my fabric there is a symbol that represents strength. I chose this symbol because it demonstrates the strength that was passed down to me by my family. There has always been some hardship with my family, not necessarily financially, but the lack of communication and understanding. I usually do not visit relatives because they always have something negative to say, and I tend to get in trouble for saying something back, because I do not allow myself to get bullied. Sometimes I use music to calm me down, and that's why there are symbols for music. Those symbols represent the water that puts out my fire.

In my everyday life I strive to be the best person that I can be, I try to be my own person, and try not to care about what anyone thinks about me. Although this is the motto I try to live by, it is not always the case. I used to do gymnastics, and once all of my friends found out the completely made me feel like I was nothing. They made fun of me day and night. As a result of this, I quit, and yet I thought these guys were my friends. I know for sure that i'm not the only person in the work that this is happened to. Take Bobby for example, he is a water boy for a college football team and as you may already know, being a water boy isn’t the best idea, especially if you are a 31 year old man water-boying for a college football team. Ever

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The path you take on your journey to completing your manuscript is dictated by what kind of writer you are. There are two archetypes: the pantser and the planner. Named from the idiom, ‘fly from the seat of your pants’, the pantser can begin their novel without knowing how it will end (s 8). On the other end of the spectrum is the planner, the kind of writer who has to plot and outline every detail of their novel. Australian novelist Bryce Courteney explains the concept using the metaphor of a train journey. Some writers know exactly which station they’re leaving from and how to reach their final destination. They know all of the stops the train will make along the way and how long the journey will take. Other writers are hoping there’s a train

Archetypes are constant throughout all times and cultures. You find them in all of the most satisfying literature. An understanding of these forces is one of the most powerful elements in the storyteller’s toolbox. When you grasp the function of the archetype a character expresses, you will know his or her purpose in the story. The trickster embodies the use of mischief and the desire for change. “He/she cuts big egos down to size and brings heroes and readers down to earth” Vogler says. A trickster brings change by drawing attention to the imbalance or absurdity of a stagnant situation and often provokes laughter.

Throughout the novel, the symbols face paint and long hair, the signal fire, and the meeting conch are used to symbolize chaos, order, civilization.

Iconography is, arguably, one of the most influential pieces of art in the world. Icons are known for the many images and depictions of holy scenes that appear across several cultures. Though icons are diverse, there are always uniting characteristics. Each icon is painted in a way that allows the viewer to understand the story, no matter how much information is included in the actual icon itself. Based off of little pieces within in the image itself, the viewer will be able to recall the story and the symbolism

The archetypes in my story is the rule of three, nature versus mechanical world, and has a wise old man. These archetype were presented in my story because it was themed off of chinese culture. I believe the strength of my fairy tale is comparing the difference between what to do and not to do in a given situation. I do believe though that if given more time I would had made a better story than what i had right now. The story I have right now is completely different than what I had originally intended to make. I had to scrape the old fairy tale because it didn’t have any true themes like in other fairy tales. The mentor text didn’t really help me except for the tale about the men trying to find life’s truths. Chinese tradition heavily

We played the game to review the different archetypes in literature. We mainly went over the situational and character archetypes. There are multiple benefits to playing this game, such as, it is a fun way to test how much you know. Other benefits to playing the archetype game includes the way games keep students engaged, motivated, and competitive which can lead to a better understanding of the content.

My symbol is the kite. Simply because the kite brought the book together. Without the kite none of the other actions would have taken place. Hassan would do anything for Amir and that is clear in the story. The kite represents the willingness of Hassan. So the kite is a very important symbol.

Another one of my symbol was music. Music symbolizes my whole personality because I go to it when I am feeling down or whenever I need something to make me feel better. To be more specific, music sets my tempo for life. It helps calms me as well as put me in a happier mood when I am sad. I listen to various genres, but R&B and some rap songs are probably what I listen to the most. Due to music helping me feel better about life in general, I feel that it symbolizes me. It symbolizes my tempo of life because it helps put me in a happy mood or get me pumped for my

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Another symbol I chose was the two arrows crossing over each other. This symbolizes friendship. My friends are an immense part of me. What this represents in my life is how my friends support and help me. They can be my emotional support, and are always there when I need them. Even I cannot me independently strong forever. My close relations help me rejuvenate my strength by cheering me up and helping me. The next symbol is a triangular symbol. It is a Celtic symbol for family. My family is my biggest support system. They are the reason why I am here today.They are also a main part of my life so I represent that through symbols.