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identify and describe two archetypes. for each archetype, give two examples of works in which the archetype is found, such as novels, myths, movies, television shows, plays, operas, songs, or works of visual art. identify the title, author, and the date of publication (if known) of each work. use at least two electronic sources. (you may use a source more than once, but you must use a total of at least two.) provide the urls of your sources. possible search terms: literary archetype examples; archetypal characters.

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