Hero's Journey

5. The main character, who embarks on a journey of epic proportions.
6. After surviving the ordeal, the hero claims this, which could be a physical object, new knowledge, or a significant achievement.
10. The hero receives this call. Drives the story forward.
11. Creator of the Hero's Journey and author of "The Hero with a Thousand Faces"
12. Famous Greek myth written by Homer. A classic example of the Hero's Journey.
13. After surviving his/her adventure, the hero often goes through this. Occurs at the end of the story.

1. The hero crosses this and it is the point where the hero leaves home and enters a new world or area.
2. The hero does this when he/she does not wish to embark on their quest, accept responsibility or accept change.
3. The person who guides or teaches the hero on their journey.
4. The hero lives in this kind of world at the beginning of the story.
7. This is the hero's greatest test or crisis, a moment of life-or-death or a confrontation with their greatest fear.
8. Where every journey begins and ends.
9. Another name for the Hero's Journey.