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Black and white circular diagram titled "The Hero's Journey". A circle is split into Ordinary World (top) and Special World (bottom) with World Navel at the center. Stages run around it: Call to Adventure, Mentor, Road of Trials, First Threshold, Ordeal, Second Threshold, Resurrection, Return. Acts One to Three are labeled.

The Hero's Journey Diagram, Every Stage Mapped Out

A detailed Hero's Journey diagram mapping Campbell, Vogler and others' story stages, a classic English class and screenwriting cheat sheet every Xennial remembers.

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Black and white circular diagram titled "The Hero's Journey". A circle is split into Ordinary World (top) and Special World (bottom) with World Navel at the center. Stages run around it: Call to Adventure, Mentor, Road of Trials, First Threshold, Ordeal, Second Threshold, Resurrection, Return. Acts One to Three are labeled.

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