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The document outlines the stages of the hero's journey, beginning with the ordinary world and the hero's call to adventure. It then describes the hero's initiation in the supernatural world, including tasks, allies and enemies, and obtaining a boon. The hero finally returns, transformed by the experience and able to act as a master of both the ordinary and supernatural worlds.
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- 2. The Heros Journey Call to Adventure/Extraordinary Birth Refusal of the Call Mentor Supernatural Aid Return Ordinary World Supernatural World Threshold Guardian Crossing the Threshol Flight Tests, Enemies, and Allies Boon/Elixir Initiation Final Battle/Abyss
- 3. The Return Hero crosses Threshold back into Ordinary World, has transformed since leaving it Reception: might be welcomed back and celebrated, might be rejected Hero uses new wisdom and changed character in life in the Ordinary World
- 4. The Heros Journey Call to Adventure/Extraordinary Birth Refusal of the Call Sharing of Boon/Elixir Mentor Supernatural Aid Return Ordinary World Supernatural World Threshold Guardian Crossing the Threshol Flight Tests, Enemies, and Allies Boon/Elixir Initiation Final Battle/Abyss
- 5. Sharing of Boon/Elixir Hero shares new knowledge/insight, point of view, magic, gift with Ordinary World (again, this can be literal or physical thing as well as a new idea) Boon/Elixir might be learned and appreciated by the Ordinary World, used for improvement/change Might be rejected and Hero misunderstood
- 6. The Heros Journey Call to Adventure/Extraordinary Birth Master of Two Worlds Refusal of the Call Sharing of Boon/Elixir Mentor Supernatural Aid Return Ordinary World Supernatural World Threshold Guardian Crossing the Threshol Flight Tests, Enemies, and Allies Boon/Elixir Initiation Final Battle/Abyss
- 7. Hero: Master of Two Worlds Hero knows the rules of the Ordinary and Supernatural Worlds, can go between them Hero might need to go on another journey after returning Hero has been freed from fears, can live unafraid of death Living in the moment: not anticipating the future or regretting the past For humans: balance between material (physical) and spiritual (mental)
- 8. Mulan Journey/Goal: Prove herself to her family, save her father Didnt fit into typical womans role in her Ordinary World Disguised herself as a man and went into the army Ended up saving China and the emperor
- 9. Be looking for Group 1: The Return: How does the acceptance or rejection of the Hero work? Group 2: Sharing of Boon/Elixir: what is it, and how does the Ordinary World receive it? Group 3: Master of Two Worlds: How is Mulans family different than her: are they able to interact with the Supernatural World in the way she does?