The Ordinary World: A Hero's Journey

In a hero's journey, there are twelve stages composed to make a hero successful in the challenges they face. First, “The Ordinary World” gives us a chance to find out more about the hero before they start their journey. In the ordinary world it establishes the inner and outer problems and what drives, urges the hero. Another stage is “The Call To Adventure” where the set of the story starts to begin, it throws the ordinary world off balance and the hero transitions into a special world. The Call To Adventure can come in many forms such as a sudden storm, the arrival of a villain, a death, and a man's dying world. Sometimes the hero has to chose between two conflicting worlds. The next stage is “Refusal Of The Call” when the hero refuses a
This stage is what most audience like because it's entering the imaginary world. the hero has to find out who can be trusted and who cannot. Approaching to the inmost cave prepares the hero it leads to the journeys heart where the most greatest fears are shown in the special world. In The Ordeal is when the hero encounters life or death situations. The life or death situations don't have to be death it can be a breakup from a relationship, failure to conquer the villain.Then, the Reward comes it can come in many ways. The hero survived his quest overcame his greatest fear, slain the dragon etc. The may even celebrate his success in the journey. The road back, the hero must return back to the ordinary world. It may be hard for the hero to return as he or she was slowly adapting to the special world.The resurrection is the most life or death experience the hero must face, it is the final one. It is the final showdown between the hero and shadow. The battle is more than the hero's life itself. Lastly, the return with the elixir is when the hero finally earns his or hers reward. The reward can be treasure, magic potion, love, wisdom, or even experiencing the special