Myth: Archetypes and Hero's Journey

Write me two paragraphs: one focusing on how a single archetype is used in the Pilot; one on how a step in the Hero's Journey is used in the Pilot.

The Hero's Journey

• Leaves Home/Receives Quest
• Meets Company
• Faces Trials
• Separates from Company
• Final Trial: Win, Lose, or Die

Grimm Pilot

• Nick Berkhart (Grimm/police): hero, anti-hero, warrior
• Aunt Marie (Grimm/librarian): mentor, gatekeeper, warrior
• Juliet (Nick's gf/vetrinarian): best friend?, rational love interest?
• Hank (bff/police partner): warrior, best friend?
• Sargent Wu (police): warrior, shadow (everyman)
• Captain Reynard (police): warrior, trickster, villain??
• Monroe (werewolf/clock maker): warrior, thief (reformed), mentor, shadow

The Journey So Far

• Leaves Home/Receives Quest: Aunt Marie's dying, tells Nick to leave Juliet OR girls are being killed/kidnapped and a little girl has just been taken
• Meets Company: all the peeps
• Faces Trials: find the "big bad wolf" and save the little girl, trusting Monroe, finding the mailman, asking Hank for backup

Terms

• Wesen: people who are shapeshifters
• Grimm's: supernatural enforcers/killers
• Volga: to shapeshift