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Protagonist's familiar and everyday life before the adventure begins. In the case of the movie "WALL-E," the ordinary world is the post-apocalyptic Earth that has been abandoned by humanity due to environmental degradation and pollution.

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The Call to Adventure is the moment when the protagonist receives a challenge or an opportunity that sets them on the path of their journey. For WALL-E in the movie "WALL-E," his Call to Adventure occurs when he discovers a small plant while going about his routine of collecting items from the garbage-ridden Earth.

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the protagonist's familiar and everyday life before the adventure begins. In the case of the movie "WALL-E," the ordinary world is the post-apocalyptic Earth that has been abandoned by humanity due to environmental degradation and pollution.

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The moment when the protagonist receives a challenge or an opportunity that sets them on the path of their journey. For WALL-E in the movie "WALL-E," his Call to Adventure occurs when he discovers a small plant while going about his routine of collecting items from the garbage-ridden Earth.

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WALL-E is a curious and determined character who doesn't actively refuse the adventure or shy away from the challenges he faces. Instead, he embraces the opportunity to follow EVE and protect the plant.

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In the movie "WALL-E," WALL-E meets his mentor figure, M-O (Microbe Obliterator), a small cleaning robot, when he first arrives on the spaceship Axiom. M-O is obsessed with cleanliness and diligently cleans any foreign contaminants, including the dirt and dust that WALL-E carries from Earth.

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In WALL-E's case, this moment occurs when he stows away on the spaceship Axiom, leaving behind the desolate Earth and venturing into the unknown.

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Allies:

Wall-E forms a close relationship with EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator), who becomes his primary companion and love interest throughout the film.

M-O (Microbe Obliterator), a small cleaning robot on the Axiom spaceship, assists Wall-E and EVE in their endeavors.

The Axiom's Captain and the spaceship's residents become allies when they discover the truth about Earth and work together to rectify the situation.

Challenges and Obstacles (Trails):

Auto, the ship's autopilot system, serves as a central antagonist by obstructing Wall-E and EVE's mission to return a plant to the ship's captain.

Human apathy and obesity among the Axiom's residents pose significant challenges, as they have become disconnected from the real world and overly reliant on automation.

Enemies:

The film doesn't feature traditional enemies. Instead, it focuses on environmental themes and the consequences of human negligence, using these themes to drive the narrative and create conflict.

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This occurs when WALL-E and EVE reach the Axiom. This spaceship represents the heart of humanity's problems in the film, as it embodies the excessive consumerism, environmental degradation, and loss of connection to the natural world.

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In the movie "Wall-E," "The Reward" means the wonderful life that people were promised if they bought things from a big company called Buy n Large. This life was supposed to be easy and comfortable, full of enjoyment. People were told they could have all they wanted, but it led them to live on a spaceship because Earth became too dirty to live on. However, this easy life made them lazy and unhealthy, which was not really a reward in the end.

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In the case of "Wall-E," "The Road Back" represents the point in the story where Wall-E and EVE (the main characters) have discovered the solution to humanity's problems. They have found a way to bring people back to Earth and restore the planet. This stage involves their efforts to return to the Axiom (the spaceship where humans live) and share their discoveries, intending to help humanity recover and rebuild on Earth. "The Road Back" is a crucial phase in the hero's journey as it sets the stage for the story's resolution and the hero's ultimate transformation.

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In "Wall-E," the concept of "Resurrection" can be seen metaphorically in the climactic moments of the movie. Wall-E, the humble and persistent waste-collecting robot, faces a significant challenge when he tries to save humanity and Earth. In the movie's climax, Wall-E and his friends confront a critical situation where their actions determine the fate of both the human race and the planet.

Wall-E's determination, courage, and love for EVE enable him to face this challenge head-on, demonstrating the resilience and bravery that make him a hero. His actions lead to a transformation not only for himself but also for the humans on the spaceship Axiom, who rediscover their connection with Earth and the importance of taking care of their planet. This moment of "Resurrection" signifies the characters' revival, growth, and the restoration of hope for the future of humanity and Earth.

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In the case of "Wall-E," the "Return with the Prize" occurs when Wall-E and EVE successfully bring back plant life to the Axiom, the spaceship where humanity resides. The plant is a symbol of life, growth, and the possibility of restoring Earth's environment. By bringing back the plant, Wall-E and EVE provide humanity with the key to returning to Earth and rebuilding their home planet.

This action not only saves humanity from a life of sedentary consumerism on the spaceship but also signifies a positive change in the characters of both Wall-E and the humans on the Axiom. The return with the plant represents hope, renewal, and the potential for a better future, both for the characters in the movie and for the Earth itself.