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Tori Cain ~ mine
Lizzie Liu ~ @prophecy-grrl
Violet Hargreeves ~ @itsjustgracy
V Hargreeves ~ @moirei
Nellie King ~ @harleyquinnzelz
Indiana Underwood ~ @suethor
Sunny Hargreeves ~ @ahsokatonas
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TUA ocs + hero archetypes
Tori Cain ~ mine
Lizzie Liu ~ @prophecy-grrl
Violet Hargreeves ~ @itsjustgracy
V Hargreeves ~ @moirei
Nellie King ~ @harleyquinnzelz
Indiana Underwood ~ @suethor
Sunny Hargreeves ~ @ahsokatonas

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Okay but as a result of the stupid “wise old mentor who is actually supremely unhelpful and usually causes more harm than good” trope, we get lots of dangerously uninformed heroes and heroines who are thrown blindly into the Chosen One/Savior/Messiah role
And like
can we fix that?
Can we have instead well-informed young protagonists who know exactly who they are and what their roles are and all the other crucial information that the wizard usually keeps to himself?
That would be incredibly refreshing.
Jung described these archetypes of the person as deep elements of ourselves that have siginficance in our lives.
For those who write, successfully or otherwise.
The Hero Within: Six Archetypes We Live By – Carol S. Pearson (1986)
This is a psychology book, but it works for character analysis perfectly.
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