That book later tells a story in which one of these people licks a lamp, causing him to be trapped, and it discusses the idea of the external soul as an example of the (*) "ultimate boon."
One book about these people proposes "original community," or "borrowing" as explanations for their prevalence, while another book about these people complains about second-graders who wrote stories such as "a man killed another man." That book later tells a story in which one of these people licks a lamp, causing him to be trapped, and it discusses the idea of the external soul as an example of the (*) "ultimate boon." A book about these people discusses how their lives often feature such threshold-crossing events as the "road of trials" and the "call to adventure," elements of the "monomyth" structure. Otto Rank wrote about the "Myth of the Birth of" one of these types of people. For 10 points, name these figures exemplified by people such as Jesus, Prometheus, and Luke Skywalker, who, according to Joseph Campbell, have "a thousand faces."
One book about these people proposes "original community," or "borrowing" as explanations for their prevalence, while another book about these people complains about second-graders who wrote stories such as "a man killed another man."
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