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    Have you ever given the word hero a second thought? Everyone has a different hero‚ some might be family‚ friends‚ or famous people. Are these heroes the right heroes to look up to‚ or are they even true heroes. The concept of the hero and the hero’s journey is useful to the individual trying to understand their own life by helping others in need‚ doing what they love‚ and having a reason to live for. First‚ heroes and their journey are useful to the individual trying to understand their own life

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    “ring” will effect Bilbo in a negative or positive way? In the beginning of the book‚ the main character Bilbo Baggins was not was not much of a hero. Bilbo’s life before the ring was very besotted. He was much like the other hobbits. Comfort seaming and content. All Bilbo wanted to do was eat‚ drink‚ and smoke in his adequate wizened whole underhill. But this lifestyle did not last much longer due to Gandalf‚ the Journey‚ and the Ring. In chapter 1 on page 4 Bilbo stated “if you have

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    Odysseus vs Bilbo

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    Hero Smackdown By looking at the development between Odysseus and Bilbo‚ the hero with the greater hero on the inside is probably Odysseus. Bilbo Baggins is a hobbit‚ half the size of a regular man‚ loves food‚ drinks‚ and security like a normal hobbit. However‚ Bilbo’s life dramatically changed when Gandalf enlists Bilbo’s help in Thorin’s journey for the treasure under the mountain. Throughout the story‚ Bilbo begins a process of gradual development‚ transforming from a cautious homebody at

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    My Hero Journey

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    The heroes’ journey teaches us to appreciate the beginning‚ middle and end of a person seeking to change‚ grow‚ sacrifice‚ kill your old self and transform. Finding their own‚ ambitious person by learning their strengths and weaknesses. Personally I loved this book because it helped me understand my own characteristics that have led me to come up with the concept I am introducing today. My journey has guided me through the ordinary world to coming full circle and reaching the special world in coordination

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    Dantes Hero Journey

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    identity six times through out the book in the challenges that he faces. Third is how he wanted to seek revenge against the people that had him put into jail in the revelation and actions. And finally‚ Edmonds final stages of his rough and traitorous journey throughout his time of trying to seek revenge. Danteś knows that there will be a big adventure ahead of him. “‘Edmond Danteś‚ you are under arrest‚’ ‘Under arrest‚’ cried Danteś‚ ‘But why’”? Danteś must have been very mad and confused when this

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    Despite being a hobbit‚ Frodo Baggins is a modern example of an epic hero. He embodies the values of the hobbits by living a simple life‚ yet he risks that life when he sets out on a great quest to save Middle Earth. A true hero should not be judged by his supernatural strength but by the size of their heart and willingness to give up his life to save the world. He has help on his journey from a few supernatural allies. Tolkien in no way presents Frodo as a hero with supernatural strength ready to

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    Bilbo Character Analysis

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    and an angry side. Even magical creatures have different sides. Bilbo has a Tookish side and a Baggins side. Bilbo mostly connects with Baggins side which is lazy‚ but sometimes he steps out of his comfort zone and uses his Took side. Three ways he does that is he goes on an adventure‚ Bilbo snoops around some trolls‚ and he finds a ring and takes it. The first way Bilbo steps out of is comfort zone is he goes on a adventure. Bilbo doesn’t really chose to go‚ but he does go anyway. He goes with

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    There are two sides to every family. In Bilbo’s case the Tookish and Baggins. While he lives the boring and simple Baggin’s lifestyle there have been many times that the adventurous Tookish part of him has come out. While Bilbo makes his journey will the Tookish side of him overcome the Baggins. At the beginning of this story Bilbo was living his ordinary Baggins life. Then he was asked to go on in adventure. His Baggins side wanted to stay home‚ but the Took in him came out and wanted to go

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    My Heros Journey

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    I’ve been taking different ways to get out of here‚ but I kept ending up back where I started. The walls were mocking me at my distressed‚ and they’re laughter echoed throughout the entire labyrinth. I groaned in irritation‚ gazing up at the sky. The bright moon was my only light source‚ my only aid to guide me through this darken maze. I’m aggravated that the King of the Goblins didn’t give me any tools to use for this maze‚ but he probably wouldn’t have anyway. I kicked the wall with my foot in

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    In his book‚ The Hero With a Thousand Faces‚ Joseph Campbell sets forth his theory that there is a monomyth which underlies all folk tales‚ myths‚ legends‚ and even dreams. Reflected in the tales of all cultures‚ including Chinese‚ Hindu‚ American Indian‚ Irish‚ and Eskimo‚ this monomyth takes the form of a physical journey which the protagonist (or hero) must undergo in order to get to a new emotional‚ spiritual‚ and psychological place. The monomyth is a guide which integrates all of the forces

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