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a literary character who makes an error of judgment or has a fatal flaw that, combined with fate and external forces, brings on a tragedy
Examples:
https://venngage.com/blog/heros-journey/
Characters
Setting
"We Are Our
Narratives"
basic pattern/plot that heroes in mythology (and other forms of literature) follow.
Myths often contain events that bend or break natural laws. This is done to highlight the supernatural-ness of the mythical world.
Dualities
(Opposites)
Myths deal with opposing forces.
For example:
Mythos: Story
Logos: word, speech
A myth is a story that is part of a larger tradition of meaning and meaning-making. They are often culturally-specific and orally-transferred.
Myths try to validate or explain social customs or traditions. These myths have some kind of moral or lesson.
Myths try to answer those big questions that we have difficulty answering... Why do the seasons change? Why do we die? How did the world come to be?