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Chapter 1: Quests shape the narrative and enable character development 

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Chapter 1: Quests shape the narrative and enable character development 

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test the protagonist

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Mulan prepares for war and leaves home

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What Does This Lady and the Tramp Scene Mean?

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What Does This Lady and the Tramp Scene Mean?

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Share food = "I trust you, I'm with you, and we form a community together"

Dogs usually compete for food.

Lady and the Tramp have two different backgrounds, but still form a bond.

Usually, individuals do not share food unless trust is established between the two.

This scene symbolizes attraction between the two

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a) a quester

b) a place to go

c) a stated reason to go there

d) challenges and trials en route

e) a real reason to go there

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The real reason for a quest never involves the stated reason

The real reason for a quest is always self-knowledge, which is why questers are so often young, inexperienced, immature, and sheltered

When a character hits the road, we should pay attention

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Quester - Mulan, a young Chinese woman

Place to go - travelling to training camp to prepare for war

Stated reason to go there - to take her father's spot in order to protect him

Challenges and trials - Mulan must hide her identity from the other soldiers, or else she could die; she later gets injured, exposing her gender

Real reason to go - to fight for China and prove that true honor comes from staying true to one's identity regardless of gender

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Katniss volunteers to take her sister's place in the Hunger Games

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The “I Volunteer As Tribute” Scene in the Hunger Games | TBS

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Katniss volunteering changes the government

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Katniss volunteering changes the government

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Quester - Katniss Everdeen, a sixteen-year-old girl

Place to go - The Hunger Games where she will fight to the death against 23 other teenagers

Stated reason to go there - volunteered to take her younger sister's place

Challenges and trials - Katniss must fight and kill other people her age, as well as present herself as likeable in order to get votes from the Capitol

Real reason to go - to defy the capitol and unveil how the system and government is corrupt

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Communion Means More than Just Eating Food.

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Communion Means More than Just Eating Food.

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Every religion involves elements of sharing sustenance

Breaking bread=sharing peace and symbolizing trust

Communion scenes are usually boring!

How do characters get along?

People don't just invite others over for no reason

Eating is fundamental to sustain life

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The importance of the three emotions controlling Riley: Anger, Disgust, Fear

Navigating complex emotions throughout adolescence comes with challenges.

Communication is key.

This communion represents the importance of connection

Reacting vs. Understanding emotions

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readers must be alert when a character "hits the road" because more often than not, they are about to go on a quest

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Chapter 2: Nice to Eat With You/ Acts of Communion

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Chapter 2: Nice to Eat With You/ Acts of Communion

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Eating is essential for life

When people share meals, they trust one another

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Chapter 2: Communion emphasizes more than sharing food.

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Chapter 2: Communion emphasizes more than sharing food.

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Comradeship, tension, love

Sense of connection and belonging