Name____________________________              Date____________________________     Period_________
 "Heroic Archetypes" Wheel Search Puzzle 
Directions: Use the definitions to circle or highlight each of the vocabulary words hidden in the rings of the puzzle below.

Word Bank:______________________________________________________________________
______________________________  1)  a non-hero, given the vocation of failure	
______________________________  2)  this hero faces the possible destruction of society
______________________________  3)  opposer of society's definition of heroism/goodness	     
______________________________  4)  this hero is a lover with a dark side
______________________________  5)  this hero is motivated by pure love to complete his quest	
______________________________  6)  female hero, who has her own journey and faces uniquely feminine 
	challenges
______________________________  7)  this hero is a lover with a decidedly dark side	
______________________________  8)  this hero suffers for the sake of others
______________________________  9)  hero often has divine or supernatural origins and exaggerated abilities	
______________________________  10)  outcast or minority member; protagonist whose status or essential 
	"otherness" makes heroism possible
______________________________  11)  protagonist whose status or essential "otherness" makes heroism 
	possible; outcast or minority member	       
______________________________  12)  hero whose fatal flaw brings about his downfall but he gains wisdom
______________________________  13)  this type of hero has or pretends to have mental or emotional 
	deficiencies	
______________________________  14)  Hero as __________:a near god-like hero faces physical challenges 
	and external enemies