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The Heroic Pattern in Greek Mythology 1. Birth: a hero/heroine will usually have strange circumstances surrounding his or her birth these circumstances may include one or more of: a. s/he will have gods or royalty for parents b. s/he may have her/his life threatened in some way c. s/he may be seen as a threat to the government/authority d. a trick will often have to be played to save the child 2. Destiny: a hero will have a specific role that s/he is to fulfill in her/his life (often prophesied, foretold) 3. Quest: a hero will have at least one seemingly impossible task s/he must perform to prove her/his worth 4. Journey: usually, a hero’s quest will involve a lengthy and dangerous journey (either to or from the Quest) 5. Reward: a hero will always gain some kind of reward from her/his actions (fame, fortune, status, or a prize) 6. Romance: a Greek hero will almost always be involved in some kind of romance during her/his adventure