Archetypes HW

Which archetype is often seen as a protector and nurturer?

• The Explorer

• The Jester

• The Caregiver

• The Outlaw

What does an archetype typically have?

• A single meaning.

• A set of values, meanings, and traits.

• No influence on characters.

• Only negative traits.

What is true about characters and archetypes?

• Characters can only have one archetype.

• Characters can have several archetypes, but one tends to dominate.

• Archetypes do not affect characters.

• Characters must have all archetypes equally.

Do heroes in the "The Hero" archetype have to be actual superheroes?

• Yes, they must be superheroes.

• No, they do not have to be superheroes.

• Yes, they must have superpowers.

• No, they must be villains.

What is a potential negative outcome of The Magician's actions?

• They create a hero

• They become a villain

• They gain wisdom

• They lose their powers

How does "The Jester" affect the lives of others?

• By providing guidance

• By disrupting or amusing them

• By protecting them

• By teaching them

Which archetype is known for going to great lengths for love?

• The Warrior

• The Lover

• The Sage

• The Jester

What does "The Creator" archetype seek to do?

• Craft more out of life through art, imagination, science, etc.

• Lead and control others

• Protect and defend the weak

• Seek adventure and excitement

Why are archetypes useful?

• Archetypes help gain insight into the behaviors and motivations of characters.

• Archetypes are primarily used for marketing purposes.
• Archetypes are specific to individual cultures and have no universal significance.
• Archetypes are only relevant in modern literature.

Which archetype is often written into the story for comic relief?

• The Ruler

• The Innocent

• The Mentor

• The Warrior