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What is an archetype?
a character, an event, a story, or an image that recurs in different works, cultures, and periods of time.
What does the word 'archetype' mean in Greek?
It means 'original pattern or model'.
Who are the Innocents in 'Hansel and Gretel'?
Hansel and Gretal
What is the role of the Pied Piper in the story?
hero/anti-hero.
What archetype does Gretal represent in 'Hansel and Gretel'?
Innocent.
Who is the corrupt leader in 'Pied Piper'?
The Mayor
In 'Beauty and the Beast', what archetype does Belle embody?
Hero archetype.
What character in 'Aladdin' serves as the supernatural aid?
The Genie
What is the Hero’s Journey step that involves the initial challenge presented to the hero called?
Call to Adventure.
What is typically included in a folktale?
include magic, imaginary creatures, and talking animals.
What characterizes a fable?
a short story that teaches a lesson, usually featuring animals as characters.
What type of story is always about humans but can include magic?
A legend.
What do myths explain?
attempt to explain how the world was created.
What is an example of a legend?
'Sleepy Hollow' .
What is a common element found in many folktales?
begin with 'Once upon a time…' or 'There once was…'
What character archetype is represented by Gaston in 'Beauty and the Beast'?
the narcissist archetype.
What do gods and goddesses in myths typically possess?
They usually have human emotions.
What is a tale that is passed down orally and has no known author called?
A folktale.
In 'Princess and the Frog', who is the mentor character?
The King
What story teaches a lesson through animal characters?
A fable, such as 'The Tortoise and the Hare'.
What do urban legends typically contain?
contain mystery, horror, fear, or humor.