The hero's journey begins in the Ordinary World, where the protagonist resides in their everyday life before the adventure begins.

The Call to Adventure is the event that disrupts the protagonist's ordinary life and presents them with the opportunity for a transformative journey.

Initially, the protagonist may refuse the Call to Adventure out of fear, doubt, or a sense of responsibility towards their ordinary life.

The Mentor stage represents the protagonist receiving guidance, training, or assistance from a wise figure who helps them prepare for their journey.

The Road of Trials represents the series of challenges, obstacles, and trials that the protagonist must face and overcome on their journey.

The Abyss represents the point in the Hero's Journey where the protagonist faces their greatest fear or challenge, often resulting in a transformative experience.

The Transformation stage marks the protagonist's transformation and rebirth after overcoming the Abyss, leading to a new understanding of themselves and their purpose.

The Return stage represents the protagonist's journey back to their Ordinary World, bringing newfound knowledge, wisdom, or宝物 that transforms their life and the lives of those around them.

The Ordinary World serves as a contrast to the extraordinary events of the journey, providing a sense of familiarity and comfort to the protagonist while highlighting the transformative nature of their adventure.

The Mentor plays a multifaceted role in the Hero's Journey, providing guidance and support, challenging the protagonist's abilities, and acting as a source of wisdom and knowledge.

The Road of Trials serves as a crucible for the protagonist's development, revealing their inner strength and resilience, testing their moral compass and values, and helping them learn from their mistakes and grow.

The Abyss represents the protagonist's lowest point and greatest challenge, forcing them to confront their fears and weaknesses, leading to their transformation and rebirth.

The Transformation stage marks the protagonist's newfound understanding of themselves and their purpose, leading to a shift in their perspective and values, empowering them to return to the Ordinary World with renewed strength and purpose.

The Return stage serves to bring closure to the protagonist's journey, demonstrate their growth and transformation, and highlight the impact of their journey on their Ordinary World.