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Table 6: Hector, Alondra, Alever, Otisiris, Tyler

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Table 6: Hector, Alondra, Alever, Otisiris, Tyler

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Period 3 Table 6

Superbad: McLovin

Archetype

McLovin in “SuperBad” is considered a hero in the movie. He went beyond what was expected of him. No one saw it coming.

McLovin was courageous because he got arrested for the homies. He got a fake ID, saying he was from Hawaii, and got arrested because he didn’t look 21 while he was buying beer.

Marxist

War Dogs

Efraim and David lost their jobs and found an opportunity in the arms dealing department, they became successful, but there was one situation where they failed to sell the guns they bought, they sold it to the wrong buyer (china) and they hired a crew to do it for them, but end up getting caught up because they didn't pay back the people they hired to help them.

Once they crashed down, they could only blame each other for the events that happened and followed. Their ego had risen so much that the value of accountability was no where to be found in a situation where their lives where at risk.

They got rich doing something illegal, felt too comfortable with the power they now held, and crashed down.

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Ill Fated (“Star-crossed”) Lovers: Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet takes the Ill Fated Lovers in three ways:

1. They were two people who fell in love with each other even though both of their families hate one another.

2. Both lovers try to be together by secretly getting married without the approval of their families.

3. The two end up basically killing themselves.

Marxist: Cable Girls

1. Money: The owners of a cable company are extremely rich which gives them more advantages in the setting of where the show takes place.

2. Class: The higher up a person is in the social world the more respect they have within their society.

3. Power: With relating to patriarchy it was set in the 1920’s. If your a man then you automatically have more power when the women there.

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marxist

1. Minato used his power of the reaper death seal  to seal the 9 tailed beast into his son naruto and partly in himself to the save the village.

2. minato dies protecting the village he was entrusted with and was named a hero of the village and that's why he was the 4th hokage

3. Naruto vs sasuke at the end of the show and this is when both characters are at their peak but it was a tie at the end of the fight with both characters seriously injured and all jinjuriki were released from sasuke's  genjutsu making him lose his power.

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Marxist
In the movie Tangled Marxist appears throughout the whole movie. Rapunzel deals with Marxist in 3 ways:
1. She's taken away as a baby from her royal family because of her powers.
2. Her royal family searched for her for years and commemorated her every year with lanterns on her birthday.
3. Flynn Rider steals the crown from the royal family, and a royal search goes out for him.

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Group 2 ( Ivette, Catalina, Yaritza,Sarahe) 

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Group 2 ( Ivette, Catalina, Yaritza,Sarahe) 

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Marxist (jester role)
Lotso Bear (Toy Story 3)
1-  Lotso was in control of the entire daycare and was manipulative.
2-  Lotso kept Andy's toys unwillingly held captive as they attempted to escape.
3- Lotso played the jester role when he tricked them into getting the garbage incinerator

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An example of a “hero” archetype would be Perseus from Clash of the Titans (1981). Perseus, the son of Zeus was tasked with traveling to Joppa and saving Princess Andromeda by defeating satyr Calibos and other mythological monsters.
1) Perseus and his mother were exiled from Argos in a wooden chest where they float to Seriphos; Perseus grows into adulthood.
2) With the powers from Zeus, Perseus defeats evil creatures such as Medusa, Dioskilos, Calibos, giant scorpions and the Kraken.
3) Perseus saves the greek islands as well as the princess. He marries the princess and they live “happily-ever-after”.

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Table 1 Period 3      Marxists: Lion king :        1 - Scar takes over the kingdom and gains complete power when the king dies.                          2 - Scar and the hyenas are considered lower class because they live in the poor side where there's not much food. Meanwhile Simba lives in the more healthy and cleaner area.    3 - Scar uses his power to manipulate his nephew into thinking he killed his father.

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Table 1 Period 3      Marxists: Lion king :        1 - Scar takes over the kingdom and gains complete power when the king dies.                          2 - Scar and the hyenas are considered lower class because they live in the poor side where there's not much food. Meanwhile Simba lives in the more healthy and cleaner area.    3 - Scar uses his power to manipulate his nephew into thinking he killed his father.

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Marxist (Iron Man)
1-Owner of Stark industries
2-Owns power armor suits
3-A high valued individual with a lot of wealth

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Ben 10 (Archetype)
In the Ben 10 series, ben assumes the role of "The Underdog". Ben is a ten year old boy who is never expected to win. He proves to be the underdog in three ways:
1. Ben is always caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
2. Ben ends up saving lives, or the entire world literally every episode.
3.There were several occasions where ben had the victory in his view , but just couldn't grab hold.

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Archetype (loyal retainers)
Minions (Despicable Me)
1-The minions will do whatever it takes to help Gru reach his goal
2-They build the weapons and everything else he needs
3- They protect him and makes sure he is safe

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An example of the “Hero” archetype appears in the films of Star Wars. Skywalker takes on the hero archetype of a hero in 3 ways:
1. The Hero: after some time of training and hardship Luke becomes a Jedi and saves the Galaxy.

2. The Wise One/The Mentor/The Sage: after his original saga and saving the galaxy (again), he becomes an old sage who helps out the new heroes.

3. Scapegoat/Sacrificial Victim: He uses the last of his power to slow down Kai Lo Ren and (spoilers) dies while succeeding.

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Group 1 (Tiyanna W., Keina W., Hernan R.)

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Group 1 (Tiyanna W., Keina W., Hernan R.)

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Black Panther (Archetype)
In the movie Black Panther Okoye plays the role of the "loyal retainer". Okoye takes on the role of being the loyal retainer in three ways:
1. Although Black Panther lost his place as king, Okoye stood by his side.
2. Okoye was willing to take down her own partner to help Black panther in a battle.
3. Okoye is always putting her country first.

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Lion King
(Villain)
The villain archetype appears in the movie Lion King. Scar from Lion King takes on the "villain" archetype in these 3 ways:
1. He killed his own brother, as Mufasa begs Scar for help, Scar just lets him fall to his death
( Only does it to be king)
2.He is "surrounded by idiots" aka his hyena helpers who try to help him find Simba ( Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed)
3. Wants to get rid of Simba because he wants to become king but while Simba is still alive he could never become king (Dies before Simba)

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Archetype
1. In the film King Kong, he's an example of a " giant/monster" in 3 ways:
2.
a.) Character was lonely in a big native island. Where no one would dare to cross the bridge that separated Kong's world from theirs.
b.) Kong was a over-sized ape , that fascinated people. Which led to greedy, and money driven people to capture him. Which led to his rage, and uncontrollable anger.
c.)  While he was getting hunt down he came across a beautiful blonde woman. Which she nurtured and accompanied through their journey. Which Kong fell in love with the blonde.

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Period 3 : Table 3                Archetype                              1.  In the film Mean Girls , Katie takes a coming to age archetype in 3 ways :                                                           2. Katie “comes of age” and finds herself and her morals by,                                           a.) Having to start a whole new school, in a whole new country. (Moving from Africa to the USA)               b.) Changing herself and pushing aside the things she did enjoy for popularity. (Becoming “plastic” and ditching her friends, the mathletes, pushing her education aside as well as a guy)                                       c.) Inevitably finds her true self and stand by her true morals after making many mistakes. (Being forced to join the mathletes again, finding her self worth, realizing popularity isn’t everything in high school)

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Period 3 : Table 3                Archetype                              1.  In the film Mean Girls , Katie takes a coming to age archetype in 3 ways :                                                           2. Katie “comes of age” and finds herself and her morals by,                                           a.) Having to start a whole new school, in a whole new country. (Moving from Africa to the USA)               b.) Changing herself and pushing aside the things she did enjoy for popularity. (Becoming “plastic” and ditching her friends, the mathletes, pushing her education aside as well as a guy)                                       c.) Inevitably finds her true self and stand by her true morals after making many mistakes. (Being forced to join the mathletes again, finding her self worth, realizing popularity isn’t everything in high school)

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1.  As a group, pick a text/ film that you can apply these criticisms to.  Your group must provide one example for each criticism (total of 2).

2. In your padlet, your group must include:

a) A concise explanation on which archetype you are using and which text/ film you are applying it to (1-2 sentences).

b) 3+ bullets explaining how your example best fits that criticism.

c) An image that best represents your example.

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An example of the "Hero" archetype appears in the film Harry Potter. Potter takes on the archetype of the Hero in 3 ways:
1. Unusual circumstance at birth (Voldemort trying to destroy him, loses both parents)
2. Special weapon only he can wield (Gryffindor Sword, wand)
3. A traumatic event leads to adventure or quest (finding out he's a wizard).