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Joseph Campbell's theory, referred to as the Hero's Journey, explores the universal pattern of the hero's adventure, focusing on the hero's call to adventure,  their transformation, and return with wisdom/treasure. It emphasises the idea that these myths reflect fundamental aspects of human experience, and result in personal growth

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https://youtu.be/d1Zxt28ff-E

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The Hero's Journey according to Joseph Campbell - video by Matthew Winkler and Kirill Yeretsky

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https://youtu.be/M7cIc7IAN6U

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The myth of Jason, Medea, and the Golden Fleece - Iseult Gillespie

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https://youtu.be/peFwikd2-bw

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The myth of Jason and the Argonauts - Iseult Gillespie

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Jason appeals to Hera and Zeus for assistance, begging with Hera for Medea's favor and Zeus for a fast voyage. Iris and Aphrodite were also helpful. After they rescue him from the Harpies, Phineus offers them guidance for the journey. He reveals to them how to pass the Clashing Rocks because he possesses the gift of prophecy.

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The argo travels extensively, even across the desert. The aro itself implies that they travel to look for circe cleansing. Circe absolve them of the murder of Medea's brother once they arrived. The argo is able to reach lolkos in a secure manner. Pelias is murdered by his own daughters because to Madea's deception. Jason and Madea depart for Corinth to begin their own lives.

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Jason boards the boat once more with his friends, grabs the Golden Fleece and the Princess Medea, and makes his escape across the water. King Aetes pursues Jason, Medea, and the Argonauts as they sail back to Greece. To divert her father, Medea resolves to break down her brother and toss the pieces of him overboard. This gory strategy works, and the heroes, manage to escape.

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Test/Trials followed by the Supreme Ordeal 

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Test/Trials followed by the Supreme Ordeal 

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Jason has been given three tasks by King Aetes in exchange for which he would receive the Golden Fleece: he must battle warriors made of dragon teeth, till a field with fire-breathing oxen, and slay the actual dragon that guards the Golden Fleece. Jason successfully completes these difficult challenges with the aid of Medea's magic.

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Jason and his brave crew set off on an unexplored voyage and welcomed the mystery that awaited them. Goddess Hera, with an invested interest in Jason's quest, guides and safely guards him on his adventures.

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Jason agrees to search for the Golden Fleece because he is determined to retake his throne. For his crew, Jason assembles a group of legendary figures, and they set sail on the Argo. The Greek island of Lemnos, which is solely populated by women, is the Argonauts' first stop. Jason and his team are unaware that the women have killed their spouses.

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The call was never rejected. Jason is intrigued by the mission. Jason appeals to Hera and Zeus for assistance, pleading with Hera for Medea's favour and Zeus for a voyage.

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Pelias sends Jason on a expedition to retrieve the Golden Fleece from Colchis, which is located at the tip of the world, in response to an oracle's warning to fear a stranger wearing one sandal. It would be a difficult and drawn-out journey. Fortunately, Jason had the help of the gods.