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Fantastic content. And if anyone is curious what an entire counterculture founded on this archetype would look like, enter #Lunarpunk

great video

"Every scientific paper is like a hero's journey!" Ha love it. You seem in a good flow lately, like a settling in, an exhale, a comfy wiggle... the retreat... the retreat. 🙏

If Capitalism still exist in 2077 Mark my words, the game will be real. I'll come back to this when I'm 79. Please Tag

Do you follow any form of template or visual modelling for the 'theory of control'? in the systems innovation network we discussed something similar with Actor Value Mapping, tho I understand the archetypes is a slight variant on this.

I can feel that this man loves women. He was speaking facts abt patriarchy and the respect too. Need more men like u😭

probably want some build up before this type of payoff though

Order out of chaos

I like it! I find my characters tend to surprise me and sometimes react to each other in ways I never foresaw, but when I get to that point in the writing process, it makes utter sense and I wonder how I never saw this would happen xD It really feels like they're writing themselves and doing what they want sometimes, lol.

I enjoyed this so much and shared it with my daughter. I remember a while back something about how the princess being awakened by a kiss in a fairytale is symbolic of her successfully ending her maiden arc and awakening her masculine which is represented by the prince. This makes so much sense to me now. Thank you!

Thank you so much for this. 🌟

Would love to hear a deeper dive into these archetypes.

Do this stages in life need to go in exact sequence, can someone first do king quest, and then hero quest eg.?

I don't get how the Queen and King types are different. I'm not sure how you could write a story about just the Queen type, but not the King (like you can with the previous two) Would you say that most of Aragon's story is a Queen story? The main issue seems to be whether he'll accept being the the king, not whether he'll die or personally defeat the evil. That's more Frodo's story.

highly interesting topic imo. i would love to hear more about each single one and recurring themes, styles and "occurrences" within each of these. btw, is it also possible that a character can also be in multiple of these arcs at once in their life? it might even be possible to be in several of them at the same time in real life. and thanks again for putting together all these (collectively accumulated) thousands of hours of research into one vid!

whoa, they made the name of your channel into a real thing that's crazy!

I love where you‘re going with the archetypes! It‘s funny how many of my interests overlap with yours, whether it‘s AI, Sacred Masculinity, Systems Thinking, or Archetypes!

I am surprised that there aren't more viewers on these videos. I actually love learning about archetypes and I use these videos to develop myself and prepare a base so I can write my own book. But I am actually curious. What is your motivation to put so much work into these videos?

The book was THE SCIENCE OF STORYTELLING by Will Storr.

Amazing! Channel!

This is excellent. Clear. Actionable. Well presented.

16 re writes!

It’s an interesting structure. How many times have you used it?

I love the idea of a nature hike while talking. Very cool video! Thank you.

Can I sesech this in ChatGPT?

I like those kind of educational videos, thanks. If you need some more video ideas, here are things I would like to see: - 3-act model / 5-act pyramid / hero's journey (differences) - Affective/cognitive perception in memory (related to the effect) - Archetypen by Carl Gustav Jung and Lorenz Jung. 2001 - Communication as the basis of dramaturgy and narration - Conflicts (types, meaning, between archetypes) - Communication models (Claudia Töpper / Elizabeth Prommer) - Different authors / different analysis approaches - Film analysis by Lothar Mikos, Werner Faulstich, Helmut Korte - Narrating perspectives / Narrative modes / Character speech - Plot triangle (Robert McKee) - Psychology in storytelling (empathy, mirror neurons, hormones, emotional effects) - Storytelling (tools, application, effect, models: Peter Züllig, Aristoteles, Syd Field) - Structure and character-oriented dramaturgy (characteristics/differences)

We need pencil culture :D

I prefer this type of video to the walking ones. Not to say you should stop the other type but maybe change the thumbnails so it’s easy to distinguish them and let one be precise information sharing and the other is a walk with you and is more of a conversation/podcast.

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My protagonist has the opposite problem: the more he wants to turn away from power, the more it's thrusted upon him. Nice analysis. Subscribed for more.

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Interesting idea and perhaps you can apply it correctly, but I see a big flaw in it for many. That problem is that people do not have a single theory of control but many. One for nasty teachers, another for nice teachers, a third for parents, a fourth for older siblings, a fifth for younger ones, etc. Control with one may be not being controlled, for another controlling, for a third ignoring as not worth the time. People who grow up poor and really know the value of a dollar, euro, or whatever, are often the most generous. It is people who do not know the value of one dollar who are often the most greedy. And what is worse, relationships have dual control. The protagonist never completely controls any relationship, period. And third, a person who centers their life around money need not learn a lesson involving money. Why can't he or she learn a lesson of being courageous? Money has meant he/she has never had to risk their own life and now they have to. No hero will accept the quest and reward. At the end they can still see the world thru a money lens, but believe more in their own value beyond the value of their wallet.

What is the story that the boat got taken away. You referred to at the start of the video

Have you ever seen Little Nicky? Do you, like, have a theory on that one?

I can't believe I was just given this. Thank you.

I really enjoyed this video about theory of control, but I actually think taking away the protagonist's ship might lead to a dead end story. An example is the father of my gf got into a motorcylce accident. Thankfully he survived but his lega was injured and he couldn't ride his motorcycle. At first he was grateful to even be alive, but then when he realized he can't ride motorcylces anymore, he becaome an insufferable prick, and became entirely dependent on his daughter to take care of him now. I can't see a similar story turning out well, due to the fact the only character arcs a person like that can go through is that they A. Are just asshats to everybody until he gets his ship back, then he regresses back to his original theory of control or B. He falls into a spiral of depression realizing he'll never sail again. Maybe he learns to live with it, but it's a copium ending as we all know he really would rather have his freedom and his old theory of control back.

So, the question is: what pulls that character's strings? tavi.

Would love to hear you talk more on this! Felt like we just got the intro 😅

I wouldn’t go so far as to say “death of the audience,” but certainly I’d agree with death of insecurity and paranoia with which we might be lead to view the audience. It’s important to remember that the loudest audience members are usually a vocal minority.

Ooooh Roland Deschain loses his theory of control, too Love the idea of the talking about storytelling in this rustic setting. Consider me a new subscriber

I think my problem is too many ideas, emotions I want to explore. The problem when my guide is “this resonates with me” and everything resonates with me 😂

Shoutout for quoting K.M. Weiland! She’s fantastic. I also recommend reading Carl Jung if you want to drink symbolism from a firehose.

oh jesus, no shaky cam, no shaky cam, no shaky cam, *barf*, too late you made me nauseous

I wrote a book.

I actually can't start with the emotional core. I don't know if it's because of my particular flavor of autism or what, but I have no idea what I'm writing about until I've explored the characters well enough that I understand their histories and traumas. Usually, the emotional core of my stories has something to do with, alienation and abandonment, particularly parental abandonment. I won't go into the reasons for that, but I have to write into it. I still appreciate videos like this for articulating What's going on under the hood.

Coming over from your main channel. Okay, For some reason when I started to examine what my theory of control is, I got really uncomfortable. I definitely need to examine this concept