The Five Aspects Of Quest In The 1939 Film

The five aspects of Quest consist of the following: (a) the character who knowingly or unknowingly is the questor, (b) is the whereabouts that the questor is going too, (c) is the stated reason of why the Questor is attempting to quest, in which he/she fails, (d) is the challenges and trials en route which is the difficulties that are faced, (e) is the final or real reason to go there. For instance, in the 1939 film, “Wizard Of Oz” by Victor Fleming, you could find all five aspects, here are the following; (a) the questor would be Dorothy because she is the protagonist and the main character, (b) is Dorothy’s dream to go over the rainbow and ends up in the land of Oz, (c) is that the neighbor tries to put Toto down, so Dorothy takes Toto
away to safety, (d) is when Dorothy meets the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion, but then the Wicked Witch tries to steal Dorothy’s slippers, (e) is when Dorothy realizes she has made the greatest of friends and learns a life lesson of that it doesn’t matter who you are or what you do because everyone is unique in their own special way.