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15. Guidance: Hero reaches destination
Disciplines > Storytelling > Propp's Morphology of the Folk Tale > 15. Guidance: Hero reaches destination Description | Discussion | See also
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DescriptionSymbol: G The hero now moves on with the story, traveling to the region in which the object of the journey may be gained. This traveling may be a long journey or may be some form of magical transport, such as on a flying carpet or instantaneous transfer to the destination realm. ExampleIn Star Wars, they journey to the Death Star. DiscussionReaching the new location gives the reader a new sense of movement, both physically and with the storyline. Anticipation starts to build that the 'lack' will soon be resolved. See also
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