Joseph Campbell describes 12 stages in the hero's journey but "Killing the Enemy" is NOT one of those stages, as is further discussed and explained below.
The 12 stages of the hero's journey
The 12 stages created by Joseph Campbell describe the normal sequence of events and conflicts in a story. The hero is usually a main character that has special abilities and powers, even if he or she does not know it from the beginning.
The 12 stages are:
- Ordinary World
- Call to Adventure
- Refusal of the Call
- Meeting the Mentor
- Crossing the Threshold
- Test, Allies, Enemies (Challenges and Temptations)
- Approach to the Inmost Cave
- Ordeal
- Reward (Seizing the Sword)
- The Road Back
- Ressurection (Death and Rebirth)
- Return with the Elixir
As we can see, out of the options provided in the question, "Killing the Enemy" is NOT one of the 12 stages.
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