Understanding the Hero's Journey

The transcript explores themes of heroism, power, and identity. It begins with a reflection on the need for heroes versus monsters. The protagonist faces a dilemma when the Sultan demands boys for his army, including his son. Seeking power to protect his family, he undergoes a transformation, leading to internal conflict. The narrative concludes with a reflection on identity and legacy, emphasizing the protagonist's actions to save his loved ones.

What does the protagonist reflect on regarding his father's legacy?

• His father was a villain.

• His father was unknown.

• His father was a great hero.

• His father was a coward.

What does the protagonist believe the world sometimes needs instead of a hero?

• A friend

• A monster

• A leader

• A savior

What troubles the protagonist about the Sultan's demands?

• The Sultan wants gold.

• The Sultan demands a new king.

• The Sultan demands 1,000 boys for his army.

• The Sultan wants to destroy the village.

What is the protagonist's primary goal in seeking power?

• To destroy his enemies and save his family

• To become immortal

• To conquer new lands

• To gain wealth

What transformation does the protagonist undergo?

• He becomes a hero.

• He becomes a monster.

• He becomes a king.

• He becomes a ghost.

What internal struggle does the protagonist face after his transformation?

• He struggles with his new identity.

• He struggles with his health.

• He struggles with his wealth.

• He struggles with his popularity.