Ordinary World
Peter Parker is an ordinary student who works as a photographer for school newspaper. Peter is a secret admirer of Mary Jane (MJ). One day, students including Peter and MJ get a chance to visit a biology lab.
Call to Adventure
In the lab, students see the fifteen genetically designed super spiders. However, there are only fourteen of them. While taking a picture of MJ, peter is bitten by the missed spider. Peter then discovers that he has earned many superpowers from the bite. With the given abilities and his uncle saying “with great power comes great responsibility”, he starts thinking about his supernatural abilities.
Refusal
However, rather than using his power with responsibility, Peter goes to wrestling match to win money. He finally wins the match but later finds out that he was cheated by the owner of the venue, so that he cannot receive the prize money. Peter gets mad and decides not to stop a robber who has stolen the owner’s money. All in all, Peter uses his powers only to benefit himself in this part of the story.
Meeting with the Mentor
With an extremely low possibility, Peter’s uncle is murdered by the robber he let go. Meeting with the mentor (his uncle), Peter realizes that he should use his powers for others and have more responsibility for his actions.
Crossing the Threshold
As he realizes that his inconsiderate action with little responsibility killed his uncle, Peter decides to become a superhero, a watchman of peace of the city.
Why did your group only put up one bit on each person's blog? Gather it all up from Gunwoo's and try to add some pics or video for context.
답글삭제Really good choice, and after a bit of a google I've even found videos mapping Spiderman's journey. I think you guys are solid up until the inner-most cave. Meeting the goblin should come in with the tests, allies, and enemies. You should try and think of the cave as a place - the place where the bad guy lives. In Star Wars it's the Death Star. In Spiderman....?
"Ordeal" is more a dilemma - so in this case it is hearing of Harry's plans.
The road back is like an escape - running home with something you stole back from the bad guys. Resurrection would be like coming back from near death - so a point where the hero loses powers or almost dies, but is brought back or inspired to fight again.
Return with the elixir is fairly correct. Good for the most part, but you guys need to get more familiar with the stages.