the cycle of growing into a hero

Working in the group was very stressful because i was forced into a schedule that honestly didn’t fit for me and in working with so many other people i kinda shut down and consequently didn’t give much input to the project. while working on the project i just kinda did what i was told, the opposite of what the whole cycle of hero’s was teaching so i was not the hero in this adventure. though i did learn to be more attentive to what the group wants and put others needs before my own, which i primarily didn’t do. in working on the project it was hard to write to a bunch of standards that i didn’t fully understand. i would have also liked to be more creative with the poster. i feel as though i was not a part of that project and i didn’t let any of me flow through it letting me enjoy it more. i would have liked to do a similar project but on a smaller scale and on my own because then i could completely dictate the situation and be much more creative with it. in my opinion creativity is the most essential thing to any project and this project didn't feel to have much of that and was consequently not the most satisfying project to put my time and energy into.

The hero cycle project was very opening of how prevalent the hero cycle is. my groups movie, Pocahontas, followed the hero cycle quite well. the movie went through each step and it was different to watch the movie from that perspective. i don't think i shall ever look at a movie the same way again. in watching the other posters i wish they were more interesting, but i wish that about my own as well. it almost got a little boring watching all the hero cycles go by, its amazing that so many movies do that same cycle and we never get bored of it. its amazing that so many people are so drawn to that particular cycle and if its different it doesn’t interest the population anymore. it seems as though that's what we all strive for and what we want to do as a person. its the cycle we know we have to go through in order to grow and in the end that's the goal.