STAGES OF THE HERO’S JOURNEY

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STAGES OF THE HERO’S JOURNEY Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

THE CALL TO ADVENTURE The hero starts off in their normal world, but is then presented with some information that acts as a call to head off into the unknown. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

REFUSAL OF THE CALL The hero refuses the challenge or journey--usually because he feels a sense of duty or obligation, fear, insecurity, or a sense of inadequacy. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

MENTOR FIGURE/SUPERNATURAL AID Once the hero has committed to the quest, his or her guide and magical helper appears or becomes known. More often than not, this supernatural mentor will present the hero with one or more talismans or artifacts that will aid them later in their quest. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

CROSSING THE FIRST THRESHOLD This is the point where the hero actually crosses into the field of adventure, leaves the known limits of his or her world and ventures into an unknown and dangerous realm where the rules and limits are not known. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

TESTS, ALLIES, AND ENEMIES The hero faces tests, meets allies, confronts enemies & learns the rules of the Special World. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

MEETING WITH THE GODDESS The hero meets a female figure of power and significance, often supernatural and a representation of unconditional love. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

THE BELLY OF THE WHALE The belly of the whale represents the final separation from the hero's known world and self. By entering this stage, he shows willingness to undergo a metamorphosis. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

DEATH OF THE MENTOR The hero must confront his own mortality and face the world on his own. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

APOTHESIS (DEATH AND REBIRTH) The hero dies a physical death, or dies to the self to live in spirit. He or she enters a state of divine knowledge, love, compassion and bliss. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

OUTSIDE HELP OR RESCUE Just as the hero may need guides and assistants at the start of the quest, they often need rescuers to bring them back to everyday life--especially if the person has been wounded or weakened by the experience. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

THE ULTIMATE BOON The achievement of the goal or fulfillment of the quest. All the previous steps serve to prepare and purify the hero for this step. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

RETURN OF THE HERO The hero returns from the journey with the “elixir” or wisdom gained from the quest. He must then find a way to share this gift to help everyone in the Ordinary World. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

CONCLUSION Clash of the Titans Percy Jackson and the Olympians There are several versions of the “Hero’s Journey” and many stories include only a few of the stages. Can you think of other stories (movies or books) that use some or all of the stages we’ve discussed? Clash of the Titans Percy Jackson and the Olympians The Matrix Kung Fu Panda Men in Black The Hobbit The Wizard of Oz Superheroes (Batman, Spider-man, Green Lantern, etc.) ? Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

The Hero’s Journey? Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

Does Star Wars feature the traits of the Hero’s Journey? Let’s Decide Does Star Wars feature the traits of the Hero’s Journey? Only one way to find out…. Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com

Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom Created by Dan Zehr. Shared with permission on StarWarsintheClassroom.com THE HERO’S JOURNEY “The Hero's Journey” refers to a basic pattern found in a great many stories from around the world. It was described most famously by the author Joseph Campbell in his book, The Hero with a Thousand Faces (1949). In this book, Campbell said that a great majority of myths and stories ranging from thousands of years ago up to present day (and from all over the world) share the same basic types of characters and events. Today, we will examine 12 stages of “The Hero’s Journey” found in four popular modern stories: Avatar, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and of course…Star Wars.