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The MonoMyth / Heros Journey of Marty in the film Back to the Future. An updated version of Oedipus but with a zany Daedalus Mentor. Serves the true meaning of the Father Quest and the word ‘Religio’ meaning a link to one’s source, or where they came from.

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Back to the Future Hero’s Journey

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School Project

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Braveheart Hero’s Journey

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The Original MonoMyth as described in The Hero with a Thousand Faces. The book which first introduced the Hero’s Journey cobbling together the work of so many before but giving it a name.

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Campbell’s Hero’s Journey Hero’s Journey

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High School Project

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Dante’s Inferno Hero’s Journey

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Field of Dreams

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Field of Dreams Hero’s Journey

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Finding Nemo Hero’s Journey

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The MonoMyth / Hero’s Journey of Maximus in the film Gladiator. Carries themes of Odysseus having to return home, similar to James Joyce’s book Ulysses but much more epic.

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Gladiator Hero’s Journey

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The MonoMyth Hero’s Journey of Harry in the second book of the series. Harry’s journey deals with his own Ego through Lockhardt, his own Shadow through the heir of Slytherin and the doubt of his own person.

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Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Hero’s Journey

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The first MonoMyth / Hero’s Journey of Harry Potter as introduction to the Magical World and his nemesis Voldemort. Heavy alchemical themes hide wonderful secrets about this story and those later on.

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Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone Hero’s Journey

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Frodo’s first MonoMyth / Hero Journey of Separation first from the Shire, then from being the helper Hero, and finally from his mentor Gandalf and his protectors as the Fellowship unravels.

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Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring Hero’s Journey

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The MonoMyth Hero’s Journey of Helena in MirrorMask, a fabulous film about the darkness of the Mother - Daughter transformation on the inner plane. Much like Alice in Wonderland on LSD, but remarkably beautiful with an amazing plot. The best movie no one has ever seen.

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MirrorMask Hero’s Journey

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The Hero’s Journey / MonoMyth of Ophelia in Pan’s Labyrinth. A truly modern fairy tale of a girl seeking solace in a quite hostile environment of Franco’s militaristic regime in Spain 1944. Her saving grace in her Rite of Passage is her imagination.

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Pan’s Labyrinth Hero’s Journey

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The MonoMyth Hero’s Journey of Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl. Mainly Will, Jack and Elizabeth in these films act as three sides to one Hero, none of them developing further than the other as Luke does in Star Wars.

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Pirates of the Caribbean I: The Curse of the Black Pearl Hero’s Journey

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The Hero’s Journey of Peter Parker through the film SpiderMan III. Close symbolism dealing with the Cauldron of Anger and the Lake of Sorrow, as continuation of the drowning of the Sun/Self from Spiderman II, resulting in the shadow.

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Spiderman III Hero’s Journey

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The MonoMyth / Hero’s Journey of Anakin Skywalker’s descent from Light to Dark as he becomes Darth Vader. Great symbolism in the film holding to the Grail mythos (Dark Grail) and how striving against one’s fears causes them to realize. My friend calls this manifrustration.

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Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Hero’s Journey

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The MonoMyth Hero’s Journey of Luke Skywalker in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Mainly the inner journey meets Joseph Campbell’s ideas of separation being the first step in the Hero’s Journey.

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Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Hero’s Journey