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Create your own at Storyboard That Image Attributions: Rubble (https://www.flickr.com/photos/pasa/13210615225/) - pasa47 - License: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/) A BATTLE OF GOOD VS. EVIL A QUEST OR JOURNEY THE FALL LOSS OF INNOCENCE RAGS-TO-RICHES The ultimate showdown between opposing forces Undertaken to retrieve something, find spiritual fulfillment, save a loved one, overcome fear, etc. A character's destruction, either physically, emotionally, or spiritually, usually as a punishment for a sin or other transgression A new understanding of the world gained at an enormous price: the loss of health, a loved one, safety, well-being, sanity, happiness, etc. A character overcomes financial hardship to become wealthy or stable Archetypal Plot Forms or Situations Help!!! Joseph Jennings, CEO
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Teaching Archetypes in Literature

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Archetype examples are found in the world around us every day: in our speech, our beliefs, media, sports, video games, psychology, art, and even our dreams. Archetypes are universal; that is, they occur across all cultures, religions, and parts of history.




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Common Archetypal Situations or Plot Forms - Archetype Examples

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  • RAGS-TO-RICHES
  • A BATTLE OF GOOD VS. EVIL
  • A QUEST OR JOURNEY
  • Help!!!
  • A character overcomes financial hardship to become wealthy or stable
  • Joseph Jennings, CEO
  • The ultimate showdown between opposing forces
  • Undertaken to retrieve something, find spiritual fulfillment, save a loved one, overcome fear, etc.
  • LOSS OF INNOCENCE
  • Archetypal Plot Forms or Situations
  • THE FALL
  • A new understanding of the world gained at an enormous price: the loss of health, a loved one, safety, well-being, sanity, happiness, etc.
  • A character's destruction, either physically, emotionally, or spiritually, usually as a punishment for a sin or other transgression

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