Captain America

Today we expose the pattern in all hero stories. Today we will not expose the pattern in all hero stories. Captain America Archetypes Villain/Devil Figure Mentor/Hero Figure Professor Abraham Erskine created Captain America. He guides him and believes in him throughout the story. Red Skull represents the evil in the story. He opposes Captain America in everything he does. The Hero The Unhealable Wound Bucky and Captain America were best friends before and after the transformation. When Bucky dies, Captain America becomes distraught and bitter. Captain America is young, wise and unlikely for the task at hand. Physically weak. Call to Action- Dr. Erskine finds Steve and tells him that he has a solution to his problem. Mundane world- Steve wants to join the war effort but cannot due to health issues. "4-F" Hero's Journey metaphysical expose' and simultaneous cover-up. Master of Two Worlds- He sacrifices his life to save others. Crossing Threshold- Steve is given the super soldier treatment and becomes Captain America. Captain America follows many archetypes found in the history of literature. Some examples are the characters. Captain America as the hero and Red Skull as the villian. It also shows many situational archetypes. Path of Trials- Chase down a man stealing. treatment. Rescues a group of soldiers. Fights Red Skull. Metaphysical expression by the Shakespearean screenplay method. Stop the Madness!…by listening to anchor fm podcast the metaphysical theater Stop your own Madness! total silence within OM