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Hero’s Journey
   A Story Outline
Ordinary World
   We meet the hero in his ordinary world to
    create a vivid contrast with a strange new
    world he is about to enter.
   Describe the ORDINARY WORLD of our
    hero and the circumstances within which he
    lives.
Call to Adventure
   The Hero is presented with a problem,
    challenge, or adventure to take which will
    remove him from his ordinary world.
Call to Adventure
   Something is taken from us, our family, or
    our society. The journey is to reclaim it.
   We think there is something missing in our
    life and we journey to find what is missing.
Call to Adventure
   We want to save or restore honor to
    ourselves, family, or country.
   We notice injustices (people are denied
    rights they should have) and we work to
    gain these rights for these people.
   We may realize that we have “outgrown the
    roles we are playing” where we live.
Refusal of the Call
   The hero may refuse the call or be reluctant
    at first. If the hero is RELUCTANT, under
    what circumstances does he decide to
    undertake the journey? (not all stories will
    have this part.)
Crossing the Threshold
   The hero commits to the journey and fully
    enters the unknown by crossing the first
    threshold (the moment when the story
    takes off and the journey starts). When,
    where, and how does the hero CROSS
    THE THRESHOLD?
Allies and Enemies
   a) What alliances (friends) does the hero
    make? What do we learn about these
    ALLIES?
   b) Who are the hero’s ENEMIES
    (antagonists) ? What do we know about
    them?
Challenges
   What trials or obstacles does the hero
    face? Describe each one, what is the
    challenge and how it is overcome?
The Abyss
   The fortune of the hero hits bottom in a
    confrontation with his greatest fear and may
    face possibility of death. He has entered
    THE ABYSS. Describe the hero’s greatest
    challenge and/or fear.
Transformation
   With the crisis of the ABYSS passed, the
    hero now experiences the consequences of
    surviving it. What is gained as a result of
    the hero’s win over the abyss? How has
    the hero TRANSFORMED or changed?
Revelation
   Now the hero has gained something
    valuable and has conquered his greatest
    challenge, what is his new view of life or
    REVELATION?
Atonement
   How does the story show the hero at peace
    with the transformation? At this stage,
    whatever sent the hero on the journey has
    been achieved.
   What has the hero learned from his
    experience?
The Return
   a) The hero now returns to everyday life
    and will decide how to use what he has
    gained during the journey. Describe how
    he will use his gift.
   b) The people the hero returns to will react
    to his gift and transformation. How do they
    react? How does the hero respond to their
    reactions?

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Hero’s journey1

  • 1. Hero’s Journey A Story Outline
  • 2. Ordinary World  We meet the hero in his ordinary world to create a vivid contrast with a strange new world he is about to enter.  Describe the ORDINARY WORLD of our hero and the circumstances within which he lives.
  • 3. Call to Adventure  The Hero is presented with a problem, challenge, or adventure to take which will remove him from his ordinary world.
  • 4. Call to Adventure  Something is taken from us, our family, or our society. The journey is to reclaim it.  We think there is something missing in our life and we journey to find what is missing.
  • 5. Call to Adventure  We want to save or restore honor to ourselves, family, or country.  We notice injustices (people are denied rights they should have) and we work to gain these rights for these people.  We may realize that we have “outgrown the roles we are playing” where we live.
  • 6. Refusal of the Call  The hero may refuse the call or be reluctant at first. If the hero is RELUCTANT, under what circumstances does he decide to undertake the journey? (not all stories will have this part.)
  • 7. Crossing the Threshold  The hero commits to the journey and fully enters the unknown by crossing the first threshold (the moment when the story takes off and the journey starts). When, where, and how does the hero CROSS THE THRESHOLD?
  • 8. Allies and Enemies  a) What alliances (friends) does the hero make? What do we learn about these ALLIES?  b) Who are the hero’s ENEMIES (antagonists) ? What do we know about them?
  • 9. Challenges  What trials or obstacles does the hero face? Describe each one, what is the challenge and how it is overcome?
  • 10. The Abyss  The fortune of the hero hits bottom in a confrontation with his greatest fear and may face possibility of death. He has entered THE ABYSS. Describe the hero’s greatest challenge and/or fear.
  • 11. Transformation  With the crisis of the ABYSS passed, the hero now experiences the consequences of surviving it. What is gained as a result of the hero’s win over the abyss? How has the hero TRANSFORMED or changed?
  • 12. Revelation  Now the hero has gained something valuable and has conquered his greatest challenge, what is his new view of life or REVELATION?
  • 13. Atonement  How does the story show the hero at peace with the transformation? At this stage, whatever sent the hero on the journey has been achieved.  What has the hero learned from his experience?
  • 14. The Return  a) The hero now returns to everyday life and will decide how to use what he has gained during the journey. Describe how he will use his gift.  b) The people the hero returns to will react to his gift and transformation. How do they react? How does the hero respond to their reactions?