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When a character accepts the call in a story, it is the turning point in their journey. It is the moment when the protagonist decides to accept the challenge or adventure. In Achilles' story his mother gave him the choice to either stay back and live a happy life or go to war and create a name for himself. He chose fame and Glory and made the decision to fight despite his dislike towards Agamemnon.

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In the hero's journey narrative structure the, "Call to Adventure" is the part of the story where the protagonist is given a challenge or adventure. It is the driving force of the story and characters journey. Achilles' ”call to adventure” was when an oracle told Thetis her son should  join Agamemnon in the Trojan War. The Trojan war, a ten-year war waged by Greeks under Agamemnon against the Trojans. Achilles knew that if he chose to fight he wouldn’t come home so this call would end up being his final.

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In the hero's journey narrative structure, the "Refusal of the Call" happens after the protagonist gets their initial Call to Adventure. It is a natural response from the character  with a challenge or adventure given  to them. Although Achilles did not refuse because of fear but instead refused because of the poor relationship he had with Agamemnon.

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This image represents Thetis talking to Achilles about joining the war.

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This image represents the unfriendly relationship between Agamemnon and Achilles 

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This video represents the legacy he chose to leave behind

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In Achilles' hero's journey, the phrase "entering the unknown" refers to a crucial stage where the hero sets out into uncharted terrain or encounters a circumstance that puts their skills and character to the test. This stage frequently follows the hero's answering of the call to adventure and entrance into a new kingdom. When Achilles goes into the battle, he doesn't exactly know what to expect, as a result of potentially not being fully ready for what’s about to come. He enters the unknown by testing his skills to the next level in the war and displaying as much power and confidence as possible. Another way he enters the known is when he leaves the battle after arguing with the Greek general Agamemnon, is when he truly enters the unknown. Agamemnon steals the young woman Briseis, making Achilles feel betrayed and enraged as a result of him making the decision to withdraw himself, as well as his fellow soldiers, from the battle and his.

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This image displays the tension between Achilles and Agamemnon.

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The concept of supernatural aid in Achilles' hero's journey refers to help or direction given to the hero by a supernatural or heavenly force. This assistance frequently plays a significant part in assisting the hero in overcoming obstacles and completing their mission. There are a couple moments in Achilles' tale where he obtains supernatural assistance: once through his mother Thetis and the help of Zeus, and another time from the goddess of Wisdom Athena. Thetis, the mother of Achilles, is a sea nymph, who was aware of Achilles' fate at the time of his birth, is shown to provide her son with guidance in multiple ways throughout his story. One way was that  she was there to assist Achilles when he was debating in the beginning to even go to the war. He asks his mother for advice and Thetis tells her son that he will either participate in the war and die, but be remembered as a powerful Greek god, or he will stay at home  but over the years be forgotten. Then, Thetis also asks goddess Hephaestus, goddess of metalworking, to provide him shielding and amour, as he enters the Trojan war. On top of that, intertwined with the Trojan War and the accomplishment of a prophecy, she turned to the gods for protection. Zeus, the ruler of the gods, was contacted by Thetis and stepped in to help Achilles throughout his quest. Another character that imparts Achilles supernatural aid is Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom and Warfare. She helps Achilles during the Trojan War, as she frequently lends a hand to their troops and prefers the Greeks. Athena comes to Achilles several times to give him advice, insight, and inspiration, as she counsels him and even joins him in combat to help him vanquish his enemies. The cases of supernatural assistance show the role that gods and goddesses played in Achilles' quest. They provide him the direction, safety, and resources he needs to succeed.

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Thetis providing Achilles with shielding, before he first enters the war. 

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The hero's journey must include tests and trials because they serve as obstacles the hero must conquer in order to advance and complete their mission. I personally think that it’s one of the most essential parts in a story because there’s lots of development and trial and error that occur in the stage that help evolve the story.  During the course of Achilles' trip, he endures a number of critical tests and tribulations, including the following: battle techniques and training, grief and loss, and his confrontation with Hector. I believe that one of the most important tests and trials in the story were the battle techniques and training in which Achilles displays extraordinary warrior skill from an early age. His skills, however, are put to the test and improved through training and battle situations. He goes through difficult mental and physical training to develop into a fearsome warrior, perfecting his strength, agility, and combat skills. Another way tests and trials are displayed is through Achilles grief and loss. After his beloved friend Patroclus is killed by Hector, Achilles is devastated and in great pain. His emotional fortitude is put to the strain by this severe loss, which prompts him to seek some sort of act of revenge. As he wrestles with his emotions and applies them to his pursuit of Hector, his journey takes a transforming turn. A third way this stage is displayed through Achilles story, is related closely to the previous idea, and is through the ultimate test for Achilles will come when he faces off against Hector, the greatest Trojan warrior. Achilles fights Hector in a dramatic combat as he seeks justice for Patroclus' passing. Achilles is put to the test as he must face his mortality and a skillful enemy. Achilles' victory in the end was killing Hector and achieving his goal of retaliation.

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A brief view on Achilles pain when he finds out about Patroclus's death.

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Achilles lamenting the death of Patroclus

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most rewards and journey's homes in story's end the story with a reward or a good ending for the hero. For this case with Achilles he didn't end up getting his happily ever after because
he soon died from the wound, from his ankle which was his only weak spot So he was unable to return home because of his unfortunate death
-Hannah

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He was the most successful warriors in the greek army during the Trojan wars and the greek warriors thought that they couldn’t win any war with Achilles and after everything he has done in the war as a warrior it has left a major impact on the world to this day. How he has an impact to this day is because he has a bone named after him.

-Hannah

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Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey is a conceptual framework that explores the archetypal stages of a hero's adventure. It is a narrative pattern found in myths and stories from various cultures throughout history.Achilles, the mighty Greek warrior of ancient myth, embodies the hero's journey as brilliantly summarized by Joseph Campbell. Just as Achilles embarked on a path of self-discovery and transformation, Campbell's influential work on the hero's journey elucidates the universal patterns found in myths and narratives across cultures. Like Achilles, heroes are called to adventure, confront challenges, and undergo personal trials that ultimately lead to their growth and enlightenment.
-Hannah

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This photo shows when he was shot with an arrow right in his weak spot and passed away from his death after a very hard and long battle of the trojan war

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Achilles leading all the greek warriors into battle for the Trojan war

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this video explains the Trojan war and what Achilles did to lead the Greek warriors into the war, and how he died from the shot from the arrow. 

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Achilles' heel - The Hero's Fall - The Trojan War Saga Ep 30 - See U in History