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http://www.myss.com/library/contracts/three_archs.asp

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Braveheart

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Online and Text Resources

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Medea

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Your padlet looks great so far and you have really effective examples to support your thesis. One of my favorites would be President Snow from Catching Fire because it is a well known modern example of the avenger. I suggest providing an explanation for your ancient examples so it is easier to understand how the avenger archetype has remained the same overtime.

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I like your use of a variety of different topics ranging from politics to sports to movies. I especially like the quote by Robert F. Kennedy. I think a good example to use for the archetype would be Mel Gibson in either The Patriot or Braveheart. His role in both movies is an revengeful character and would be really great for your padlet.

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The Avenger archetype is an ever present, non-changing archetype that has been represented in the literature and film of our society throughout history; it has shown that revenge, a desire that everyone can relate to, is used for both personal gains as well as for means of changing society when there is a want to right a perceived wrong.

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Greek Mythology "Medea"

In Greek Mythology the Erinyes were the deities of revenge. They punished mortals for crimes in belief that they were punishing those who were wrong to bring justice to society. This was shown in the story Medea when Jason breaks a promise, so the Erinyes kill his children.

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Peter Paul Rubens

In this story Achilles vows to kill Hector after Hector brutally murdered his best friend Patroclus. Even after Achilles kills Hector he tortures Hector's body in order to get the revenge he so badly desired.

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The Hunger Games

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The Greatest My Own Story

“I'm a fighter. I believe in the eye-for-an-eye business. I'm no cheek turner. I got no respect for a man who won't hit back. You kill my dog, you better hide your cat.” -Muhammad Ali

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The Wizard of Oz

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Gossip Girl

In this television show, Blair Waldorf is always plotting how she can get revenge on people who cross her. Blair always makes sure that people get what she thinks they deserve if they bother her, as demonstrated when she spread nasty rumors about her teacher who did not give her an "A".

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Don't get mad, get even.

-Robert F. Kennedy

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A Tale of Two Cities

"There were many women at that time, upon whom the time laid a dreadfully disfiguring hand; but, there was not one among them more to be dreaded than this ruthless woman, now taking her way along the streets ... imbued from her childhood with a brooding sense of wrong, and an inveterate hatred of a class, opportunity had developed her into a tigress. She was absolutely without pity." (Dickens 365).

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Catching Fire

President Snow demonstrates the Avenger archetype in "Catching Fire" when he sends the previous victors back to the arena for the 7th annual Hunger Games to fight for their lives again. He wants to kill Katniss after she tested the power of the capital by threatening to eat poisonous berries when she was in the hunger games for the first time.