The Hero's Journey
In chapter 4 of Joseph Campbell's "The Hero With A Thousand Faces",
The Hero's Journey is divided into different sections that detail the steps that outlined the heroes journey, which starts with the call to adventure. The hero is given a sign that indicates his/her path, leading the hero to journey from their home and begin his/her quest.
The protagonist may also be lured or tricked into getting involved in the story. The hero is then introduced to a helper, usually an older individual that provides the hero with training and knowledge on thier quest. The experience that the hero gains is put to the test by an opponent or obstacle that prevents the hero from continuing their journey. The protagonist may encounter allies that assist the hero
The Hero's Journey is divided into different sections that detail the steps that outlined the heroes journey, which starts with the call to adventure. The hero is given a sign that indicates his/her path, leading the hero to journey from their home and begin his/her quest.
The protagonist may also be lured or tricked into getting involved in the story. The hero is then introduced to a helper, usually an older individual that provides the hero with training and knowledge on thier quest. The experience that the hero gains is put to the test by an opponent or obstacle that prevents the hero from continuing their journey. The protagonist may encounter allies that assist the hero