Heroes archetypes - movie comparison
Heroes are often thought of by society as persons who do extraordinary things, such as saving the lives of people or accomplishing great things that benefit many. However, there are many different types of heroes and a hero, as he or she goes on his or her personal quest to accomplish their goal, their stature in life changes. There are many types of heroes in literature and in the media, which everyone can see and recognize. They are the orphan, wanderer, warrior, martyr and the magician. A hero can start in any stage, and can also skip a few of the stages, but the ultimate goal of a hero is to achieve the status of magician. However not all heroes achieve this final goal. Anyone can be a hero, the process of becoming one can be different, but the final result is the same, if ever achieved. In the movie Harry Potter and the Philosopher ’s Stone, the character Ron Weasley is quite comparable to Todd Anderson, a character in the movie Dead Poets Society. The two boys are similar in several aspects and different in others. Both the characters started their journey to discover themselves while they were in the wanderer stage of the hero archetypes. However, after achieving that stage, Ron becomes a warrior hero archetype, while
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Approximate Pages = 7 (250 words per page double spaced)
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