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Hercules proves himself a true hero by sacrificing his own life to save Meg. Just as he is about to die, his immortality is restored. He returns Meg's soul to her body, and together they go to Olympus, where he reunites with his parents.

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After Zeus tells Hercules he can only return to Olympus after proving himself a true hero, Hercules leaves his Normal World with his adopted parents and goes to be trained by Philoctetes.

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Hercules accidently destroys his town(due to his unnatural strength) , by knocking a pillar over, and the entire town makes fun of him. He feels like a misfit. And then he leaves his hometown, looking for where he belongs.

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The refusal of the call comes from Phil, the renowned hero trainer. When Hercules first approaches Phil to ask for his help in achieving his immortality, he refuses. He does not believe that Hercules could be the son of Zeus, the biggest, most powerful god.

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Zeus tells Hercules to find Philoctetes (Phil), the trainer of heroes. Hercules quickly sets out on his journey on the back of his winged horse, Pegasus. He meets Phil, the trainer of heroes, and this event represents the meeting of the mentor piece of the monomyth formula.

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Zeus tells the audience how Hercules is to become a God again, and also in what ways he can do it. He sends Hercules to Phil, a trainer of God, who agrees to train him. Hercules accepts Phil's offer to train him, and leaves his doubts behind him.

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With the help of Pegasus and Philoctetes, Hercules sets out on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance, from klutzy "zero" to prove himself a true hero and reclaim his place among the gods, Those are his allies. His Enemies are, Hades. The Walt Disney Company version of the Greek god of the Underworld. ...

Hydra. The Hydra is a Greek mythology creature shown in Disney's depiction of Hercules as well as Kingdom Hearts II.

Pain. Pain is one of Hades' allies as shown in the Walt Disney depiction of Hercules.

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Hades, realizing that Meg is a weakness to Hercules, kidnaps her, and tells Hercules to give up his strength in return for her, with a promise of her society. Hercules gives in to his demands.

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Hercules attempts to fight back against the titans. The titans, and Hades capture all of the Gods on Mount Olympus. Phil returns, and encourages Hercules to fight against the titans, and Meg is crushed by a pillar when she gets caught in the cross fire.

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Hercules is now immortal, he has the ability to return to Olympus as a god. Hercules gives up his immortality, and he stays on earth with Meg. In reward for his heroic actions, Hercules's image was created in the stars.

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Hercules returns to Meg, and finds she is dead. He is determined to save her.

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The resurrection in Hercules is when Hercules attempts to save Megs soul in the underworld as she dies. He makes a bet with Hades, to take his soul, instead, if he can get her soul out of hell. Hades agrees. After swimming through an ocean of death, Hercules emerges victorious, and he is now a God. He goes to Mount Olympus, embraces his parents, and finds where he believed he belongs. He decides to give up his immortality to spend a life with Meg

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In Hercules, Hercules returns to his hometown, with knowledge, a new love, and a new respect for his life as a mortal. He also now knows where he derives from, and where he belongs