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An example of Power, Money and Class of this film is shown by the two protagonist becoming wealthy by selling amo and fire arms illegally.
1. The two guys are best friends and are desperate to earn money quickly because one has a baby coming on the way and the work he has isnt paying enough.
2. The use their power and actual weapons to get their way.
3. They rat eachother out and and both end up going to jail for a long time.

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Table 6 (CORRECT)
An example of marxist is portrayed in mean girls by Regina George .
1. she is manipulated and controlling because she is high class.
2. She has the ability to sabotage other people in school because she has the money.
3. In the movie she uses the  burn book to have power over the girls.

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Brother Bear(Archetypal Criticism ) ; Davie , Monse , Alondra , Daniela , Patricia (Table 3)

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Brother Bear(Archetypal Criticism ) ; Davie , Monse , Alondra , Daniela , Patricia (Table 3)

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An example of the "Hero" archetype is present in the film Brother Bear. Kenai represents the Hero in 3 ways:
1. He tried to avenge his brother who was killed by a bear.
2. When he meets Koda, he protects him from his family that tries to hunt him.
3. He also wants to protect his family at the same time from getting hurt by another bear.
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Toy Story ( Marxist Critism )

1. (money)is the first aspect in this movie because later on with time some of the toys got thrown away because they were not as new as the other ones.
2. They also costed less than the new ones.
3.(Class) because the nicer toys were going to the kids who were more behaved and the older ones went to the younger ones called "Trouble makers".Table 3

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Karla Tolentino, Mikey Monteagudo, Esteban Trejo Leslie Sharp 

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Karla Tolentino, Mikey Monteagudo, Esteban Trejo Leslie Sharp 

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Thor Ragnarok
Some of the archetypes that occurs in the film Thor Ragnarok is the underworld, islands, and whirlpool.
* Underworld- Thor wakes up being captured by the "🤬 god" and he is in "🤬."  Thor is in 🤬, he tries to get out.
*Islands- Thor is close to death and he wakes up in a dream in the middle of nowhere talking to his father, he then learns that he will have to complete this task by himself.
*Whirlpool- Thor's sister comes back and destroys his almighty hammer. This shocks Thor and makes him realize that he is dealing with something more powerful then him.
1. Thor is next up for King of his world but when his sister comes back she reveals that her and their father were both at one point evil in order to take over completely.

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The White Whale Archetype
1. An old man (Most of the time) seeking something he can never get, after a while he gets obsessed about it.
2. While he is searching for the the object in this case a whale he will put himself his crew his family in danger to get it.
3. Starts off as a regular person like you and me.
4.Objectifies whatever that are looking for.

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Finding Nemo Table 1  An example of the "Quest" archetype appears in the film Finding Nemo. Marlin and Dory take on the archetype of the quest in 3 ways:                                     1.Nemo disobeyed his father by touching a boat and it results in him being fishnapped.                   2. Marlin's  resilience to do anything in his power to get his son back  

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Finding Nemo Table 1  An example of the "Quest" archetype appears in the film Finding Nemo. Marlin and Dory take on the archetype of the quest in 3 ways:                                     1.Nemo disobeyed his father by touching a boat and it results in him being fishnapped.                   2. Marlin's  resilience to do anything in his power to get his son back  

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3. Nemo faces a traumatic event when he gets stuck in the tank tube at the dentist .

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An example of the " the Whirlpool" archetype appears in the movie of Tarzan. When He wants to safe his family.
1) Both his parents die by Sabor, when he was a baby and was saved by a ape named kala after seeing the body's of both parents
2)But the alpha rejected the idea at first but soon give in and said that he is not responsible for Tarzan but treated him as a stranger and not happy
3)Soon when he grown into a man he saw other humans that wanted to see a family of apes but in the end it ended in a bad due to a betraying his family and then he saved his family but find Kerchak aka the alpha dying and asks for his forgiveness. And told him that he mistaken Tarzan andthat he was always been part of the family and now must lead his family making him the alpha.

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Scarface (Marxist Criticism);  Vince and Melina, but mostly Melina

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Scarface (Marxist Criticism);  Vince and Melina, but mostly Melina

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Scarface

An example of “Marxist Criticism” appears in the film Scarface.
1. Tony is a Cuban refugee, and comes to the states and they give him a green card in exchange for murdering a Cuban general
2. Tony builds a multi million empire and gets a 🤬 addiction.
3.Him and his sister are shot to death at his home.

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Karla Tolentino, Mikey Monteagudo, Esteban Trejo 

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Karla Tolentino, Mikey Monteagudo, Esteban Trejo 

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Thor Ragnarok
Some of the archetypes that occurs in the film Thor Ragnarok is the underworld, islands, and whirlpool.
* Underworld- Thor wakes up being captured by the "🤬 god" and he is in "🤬."  Thor is in 🤬, he tries to get out.
*Islands- Thor is close to death and he wakes up in a dream in the middle of nowhere talking to his father, he then learns that he will have to complete this task by himself.
*Whirlpool- Thor's sister comes back and destroys his almighty hammer. This shocks Thor and makes him realize that he is dealing with something more powerful then him.
1. Thor is next up for King of his world but when his sister comes back she reveals that her and their father were both at one point evil in order to take over completely.

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Table 7 /Hasana Princess  Protection Program (Marxist)

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Table 7 /Hasana Princess  Protection Program (Marxist)

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An example of the "class" aspect of Marxist criticism appears in the film princess protection program  takes on the  of the class in 3 ways:
1.She was born into royalty(another prince tried  to take over her country  so she left to be protected)
2.Her crown (everyone tried to taker her crown to be the next ruler )
3. she left her home town and had to learn how to fit in so she wouldn't get caught from the evil prince (adapted to new cultural )

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Toy Story

An example of the “Villain” archetype appears in the film Toys Story. Sid takes on the archetype of the Villain in 3 ways:

A. Sid is a young kid who terrorizes his sister and destroys any toy he gets his hands with.
1. Wicked and psychotic.

2.   Wears a black skull shirt.
3.  Vicious sidekick dog.

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1.peter losing his parents and getting set to his aunt and uncle.
2.peter Parker/spider man can only use his web shooters.
3.losing his uncle Ben and becomes a hero because of it.
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Finding Nemo                              An example of the "Quest" archetype appears in the film Finding Nemo. Marlin and Dory take on the archetype of the quest in 3 ways:                                       1. Ex. Quest            Disobeyed Father by touching a boat and it results in him being captured.                   

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Finding Nemo                              An example of the "Quest" archetype appears in the film Finding Nemo. Marlin and Dory take on the archetype of the quest in 3 ways:                                       1. Ex. Quest            Disobeyed Father by touching a boat and it results in him being captured.                   

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2. Nemo disobeys his father and ends up being fishnaped

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Table 6
An example of a "Villain" archetype in Mean Girls is portrayed by Regina George.
1. She is manipulative and controlling because she is very rich.
2. She sabotages other people in the school. (The Burn Book) She typically comes out as the victim.
3. At the end she is brought down and returns to an ordinary life.

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Table 7
An example of the Giant/ Monster/Ogre archetype appears in the film Shrek. Shrek takes on the archetype in 3 ways:
1. He is lonely in his swamp, shunned from the rest of the world. (Fairy Tail characters are not accepted).
2. He has uncontrollable anger and strength. (In the opening scene he tortures and scares off humans that tried to run him out of his swamp).
3. He falls in love with a beautiful woman. (He rescued a princess to get his swamp back and he fell in love).

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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).