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Mythic Stories and Stories From Myth
A few years ago, I was in a burger joint with my screenwriting group. We’d had a good morning session giving notes and were unwinding over lunch. At the next table over, there were two guys talking. They were obviously … Continue reading
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Tagged Beowulf, Chris Vogler, Hero, Hero's Journey, Iliad, Joseph Campbell, Odyssey, Scribbler's Guide, Star Wars
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Mythopoesis: Heroes & Heroines
Down the ages there have been two important Types of characters in storytelling: heroes and heroines. The Hero was the character the storyline followed, relating his trials and victories. The Heroine was the character the Hero loved, won, and came … Continue reading