Archetypes Chapter 6 Essay

14. “Elijah got dozens, I imagine, if you include the crater raid they dud a couple of months ago” (pg 98)

2 When I began reading i’d received a Dr. Seuss book How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

Lennie and George are one of the most popular kinds of the duo archetypes. Lennie’s the strong one, he can lift bags of barley better than any other tag-team could. He’s beefy, taller than most, easily noticeable in a crowd. And as the archetype usually goes, the not as smart one, he relies heavily on George, and if not for George he would most likely be in horrible situations all the time, even more so than he was in the book. George is the smart one and the leader, havin’ all the plans for success and givin’ all the directions for burley over there. Small, he is, even if it doesn’t show as much as people would have thought in the movie. He is also cynical, or perhaps apprehensive may be a better term, to everyone but Lennie at first met. Together they create the archetype that’s often in mystery stories.

20. What do you think about what he did today? (Opening up during the session.)

Chapter 16: Sex can be symbolized through many means or archetypes. This occurs as many authors use common archetypes representing the mechanics involving intercourse. An active reader will be able to identify these symbols and decipher the truth in what is occurring in the novel or story.

Bruce Springsteen’s song “The Rising” is a requiem to those who lost their lives on 9/11 trying to save others. He uses images, archetypes, and phrases with literal and figurative meanings to honor the personal virtues of first responders, console the mourners, and provide inspiration and hope to the country. Springsteen includes archetypes to alter the tone throughout the song. The firefighter made his “way through the darkness”, where he “[Couldn’t] see nothin’ in front of [him]” and “[Couldn’t] see nothin’ coming up behind”.

iii. It was such a long way it was difficult to bring enough food and water.

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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.

9. He left it to go to the Italian Front and serve as an ambulance driver in World War I, where he was badly injured and sent home within the first year.

At last, the caravan is ready to leave. There were many chores I had to take care of over the last few days, luckily my parents helped me out. They have been on the silk road before, so now i'm off to take their place. My goods had to be loaded on the camels very early this morning. I cannot wait to go all the way to Rome, my husband was going to take me to do this but then he passed on and I haven't traveled since. My mother started to cry, while my father wiped his tear away, my mother kissed my daughter and I, it was time to set off. I told my parents I would stay safe and they gave me a final hug, I got on my camel and we started to move. I looked back and through the morning fog, I saw my parents waving I waved back and they were

27. “And then all of a sudden he broke out in a great flame of anger, stamping with his foot, brandishing the cane, and carrying on (as the maid described it) like a madman. The old gentleman took a step back, with the air of one very much surprised and a trifle hurt; and at that Mr. Hyde broke out of all bounds and clubbed him to the earth. And next moment, with ape-like fury, he was trampling

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

Once there was a woman who told a story. However, she had more than just an entertaining tale to tell. She chose common images that everyone would understand, and she wrapped her story around them, and in this way she was able to teach the people . . .

5. The kids bike's were locked up near the school. (more than 1 kid, more than 1