1. The "hero's journey" is archetypal in that it exists in the mythologies of all cultures and civilizations past and present. In each instance, it culminates in a transformation of consciousness. According to mythological tradition, when is a person a hero? Describe the journey" beginning with 'The Call'. Be sure to illustrate your ideas with examples (e.g., "Pans Labyrinth", "The Fisher King", "The Whale Rider", "The Story of Siegfried", "The Ramayana", or other mythological or literary reference. Be sure to comment on the psychological significance of each phase of the journey that on one level, is taken by all who have had to overcome personal adversities while striving unknowingly, to discover their true nature, and a more mature attitude towards life. Your answer should be approximately 750 words in length, typed, double spaced and with a 12 Point Font and worth 20 marks.

Part II 2. "Dreams are the personalized (or private) myths. Myths are the depersonalized (or societal) dreams." Discuss the above observation by addressing the roles that both can potentially play in the life of the individual. Refer to either "The Fisher King," "Pan's Labyrinth," "The Whale Rider," or a combination of two of them, to illustrate your ideas. Make sure that your answer communicates insight into the similar forms of expression and intent that are to be found in both mythical and dream language and content. Remember, use your own words. Note: 5 marks - double spaced; approximately 300 words.

3. Comment on the importance of myth and mythic imagination in the 21st century. Note: 5 marks - double spaced; length to be determined by you