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Good Job!! You could use divergent because the two characters stand up for each other. Also, I love the Sherlock example!!

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I really like your examples that you chose to put on your padlet. (especially Katniss and Peeta) They demonstrate the archetype well and will really support your argument.

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I like what you've done with your padlet so far. I really like the common examples, like Sherlock and Watson and Patrick and Spongebob. I do think however, that you need more ancient examples. One that could work is the friendship of Achilles and Patroclus. Patroclus was the ultimate sidekick and would definitely fit your definition. Good job so far.

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Your padelts contains alot of great examples.  I especially like the example of Russell from up because he is a great example of someone who provides support to someone who is superior to him.

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They are sidekicks to each other because they always have each others backs.

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Patroclus is a sidekick because he sacrifices his life for Achilles and dies in battle o his best friend won't have to surrender.

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The archetype of The Sidekick has not changed over time

as seen in Achilles and Patroclus, Ariel and Flounder, and Officer

Schmidt and Officer Jenko from 21 Jumpstreet.

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a person's assistant or close associate,

esp. one who has less authority than that person.

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You have a lot of great examples, but I think that you may benefit from starting to look for more ancient ones. All of yours seem quite contemporary, and they would be great as support, but without an older text to compare it to you wont be able to discuss how your archetype has changed or stayed the same.

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I love all the examples you have so far, however you should remember to include your thesis statement in your padlet. I think if you are arguing that your archetype has not changed over time, a really strong example you could use for ancient texts would be  Achilles and Patroclus. In the Illiad, Patroclus and Achilles were very good friends. Patroclus even dressed up as Achilles and went into war on his behalf to protect his friend. I think this is a great example of a sidekick that is sacrificing himself for his friend, similar to what modern sidekicks do today.

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I really like the amount of examples you have, they are very relevant in modern times, but I think you should use some more examples from books or ancient texts, in addition to all of your contemporary examples.

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I think you have some really good examples so far, but maybe you could include some more ancient examples, to balance out the modern.

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Flounder is a sidekick because he goes with Ariel on all her adventures and always helps her get through her problems.