English, 06.01.2021 20:50 winterblanco
Now that you have read and discussed "The Hero's Journey", reflect on the idea of "hero" that you had at the beginning of class. Has it changed? How? If it hasn't changed, how can this idea of a hero's journey become part of your idea of a hero?
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