... unconscious because although the process of developing one's own personality or individuation takes place, individuation is shaped by universal patterns of thought. When regarding the archetype of hero in an epic tale, key elements arise from the subconscious to the conscious regarding the behavior and storyline of the hero. Plastering the archetypal image to the archetype is deductive work. Like matching ... ...

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... concept of chivalry through Camelot, the author immediately sets a very high expectation for the conduct of his characters, and he reinforces this idea by opening in the heroic style of epic myth, describing the great leaders of antiquity such as Aeneas and Romulus. However, this expectation is quickly questioned, as the great English hero, Arthur, is inert and belittled throughout much ... ...

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