Options;
A. to encourage authors to move away from the structure of the Hero's Journey.
B. to show how common the structure of the Hero's Journey is in literature.
C. to prove that essentially every story follows the Hero's Journey.
D. to help readers understand how Campbell came to identify the Hero''s Journey.
Answer:
C to prove that essentially every story follows the Hero’s Journey.
Explanation:
Indeed, from the text, we could notice that the author gives us insight into the writing style of Joseph Campbell, especially stressing that his stories usually follow the story of the Hero in the story.
For example, the article mentions some of Joseph Cambell's popular stories like "The Hobbit" and "The Hungar Games", all of which follow the story of the Hero in the story.
