What Happens to the Hero?

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If you are not self aware, if you just automatically default into victim indset, and you don't realize it, your story will be ruined. If the movies not a tragedy, what happens to the guide? The guide ends up getting a lot of respect because they're helping te light in the world outshine the darkness. It's always the strongest character in the movie who is never rewarded for being strong. But they're not. They experience a deep sense of meaning, and ultimately, they win the day.

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