In an allegory, what is an archetype?
A. a recurring character type or symbolic role found in many stories.
B. the main character, or hero of the story
C. a character who opposes the main character in a story
D. a group of characters who battle together, or allies in a story
Answer (2)
An archetype in an allegory is a recurring character type or symbolic role found in many stories, such as the Hero or Mentor. These archetypes embody universal themes and contribute to the narrative by representing common human experiences. Examples include characters like Harry Potter as the Hero and Gandalf as the Mentor. ;
An archetype in an allegory is a recurring character type or symbolic role found in many stories. These archetypes, such as the Hero or Mentor, resonate with universal human experiences and add depth to the narrative. The correct answer is option A.
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