My Hero's Journey

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Leah I have an eye for adventure; however where I live, everything is the same and there is nothing interesting. I have lived and Sha’arayim my whole life and all I have wanted to do is explore the world outside this casemate wall-enclosed area. The only thing keeping me from following my dreams are my parents. They always tell me, “Leah, you must not leave Sha’arayim because there are bad things going on outside of here. Egypt is preparing to have a war! You don’t want to get in the way of Egypt, they could do something bad to you!” I didn't want to get in the way of Egypt. My parents scared me too much. Besides, I didn't want them to get mad at me. My life is good and I do not want it to change. I enjoy writing in my free time because there are not many fun things to do here. My father is a potter and he always brings broken pieces of ceramics home. I am currently writing a story about a person named Eshba’al who is the son of a person named Beda on a broken jar piece. I am not sure if I will be able to finish the story …show more content…
Gabriel, being the clumsy boy that he is, opened the gate to where he kept all of his twenty sheep, and about five of them ran away. That was at the time when I went to get water for my family. I saw him running across the fields and I decided to help him catch some of his sheep because he was struggling and it looked like he wanted me to help him based upon the way that he kept looking around for someone. Finally, once we caught all of the sheep and got them in their gated area, he wanted to return the favor and help me carry the water back to my house. We found many things out about each other that day; we had many similarities. I learned that I was the same age as Gabriel—15—and that we went to the same school! I thought it was very funny how I hadn’t even recognized Gabriel before. We also learned that we both love eating olives! From that moment on, I knew that we would be best

My Hero's Journey

My Hero’s Journey Origin Drew Fuller was a naïve guy who was also very witty and intelligent. He had dark brown hair that he would always spike up and dreamy hazel eyes. He had a passion for almost all sports as he grew up not being exposed to any extra technology unlike other teens his age. Drew was a guy with a good mind and a soft heart. His parents perished in a horrid fire when he was only a toddler. Ever since that tragic event, he was left with nothing but memories. He grew up as an outcast…

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My Hero's Journey

not looking forward to it. We live in Minneapolis, Minnesota and we are moving to Monroe, Louisiana. My sister, Maddie got accepted to ULM and we are moving so that our whole family can get a new “living experience”. “I’m only 13, why do we have to leave where I have friends and grew up?” I complained. “Sweetie, this will be best for our entire family. Plus, you will be able to make new friends!” My mother said as she was packing up our luxury kitchen. “New friends? How is this the best for our…

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My Hero's Journey

At age 14, my family was forced to leave our home and leave to another country. We weren’t like them, we were different because of our faith. A belief in God made us silent in my country. Only because I refused to read the Koran and pray to Allah, people attacked me verbally and physically. I was threatened by those people who think that they are superior of me because they chose a “right” religion. I and my family were able to escape, but we didn’t know what to expect. Fear of not knowing of what’s…

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My Hero's Journey

you're starting a journey of stepping into the wild. The wild is scary place full of things that make you feel uncomfortable. When I gave my life to Christ, When I made the decision to follow Him, I decided to follow him into the wild. I didn’t grow up in a Christian household. God was something that we each believed in, but my family did not go to church. As a kid, my closest contact with Jesus was, when I would go to a local church and participate in their Christmas play. I remember my later years…

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Character Analysis: My Hero's Journey

Hero's Journey My Hero's journey his name is Happyman the reason he's got named happy man because he always happy, Happy man makes people happy when people are feeling sad and make them feel happy.The setting is at a Birthday party or at any parties what happy man does he makes balloon animals and he makes kids happy and happy man makes the party more fun. HappyMan gets offered to go to a Madman's party the party is located at a fire pit Happyman Accepts the journey to go to the fire pit…… Happyman…

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My Hero's Journey-Personal Narrative

today! It is a sunny, bright shiny day. The streets are filled with cheering, singing, dancing, laughing and even crying. What was going on? Leaping out of my cold rickety bed, I put on my cozy pink polka dot sweater, with a pair of skinny jeans, and some worn in sneakers, and bolted out the door. I guess The good vibrations keep coming, because my best friend Parker showed up. He has gorgeous dark brown hair, with ocean blue eyes and, just perfect teeth! Uh, not that it matters anyway. We're just…

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My All American Hero's Journey

with their own construction of the significance. Campbell’s tragic hero is commonly referred to as the hero’s journey, where the main character displays flaws that hinder their growth as they journey through many stages to overcome their biggest test in order to fully understand their problems and return to society. The idea of the tragic hero is ever present today in film. In the sports biopic My All American (2015) directed by Angelo Rizzo, the life of Freddie Joe Steinmark (Finn Wittrock) and his…

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2001 A Space Odyssey: My Hero's Journey

The film I would replace this one with is none other than Star Wars because in my mind you can’t have a world’s greatest film class and not include one of the world’s greatest and most in depth films of all time. Where to start let’s see, my first argument for Stars will be it has a complete hero’s journey. Throughout the semester we read “The writers journey and were asked throughout questions about the Hero’s journey that Vogler explains in depth. This film from the opening scene gives you the definition…

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Creative Writing: My Hero's Journey

forward, “I did it, and I did it with out the help from anyone.” “Do you know why the wand worked for you and not for me?” Mr. Ed asked. “No, Titus replied. I have no idea.” “I’ll bet it’s because you believed, the old farmer said. As my dad’s friend told me years ago to make the wand work you got to believe. “I don’t know, Titus repeated, but I am going to ask the royal wizard that question when I get home” Standing up the farmer raised his arm and pointed to the small bed in…

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My Hero's Journey: A Short Story

energy to stay upright. His parents obviously realize he's gone, but they do not know where he is. During his journey, he begins to lose weight because he does not get enough food. It ends with the death of malnutrition. He weighs about 50 kg when he dies. Only after his death, his parents find out where he has been. Christopher's journey lasted about 1 year before he died. His journey influenced me a lot when I sometimes need to get away from everything. But I've never had it that I've reached…

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