Andrés opened his bedroom window and prepared his materials. Under cover of night, he was determined to repeat Galileo's acceleration experiment employing two of his father's soccer balls. Hundreds of years ago, when Galileo dropped two cannonballs of different sizes and weights, they fell at the same rate. Galileo had discovered the principle of constant acceleration If Andrés were to become a world-famous scientist, he would need to independently verify this principle, along with numerous others. As he gazed out into the streetlights of his suburban neighborhood, Andrés foresaw a long road ahead of him. What archetype does the author draw on for Andrés's character?​