All stories have a common structural of stages found universally in myths, fairy trials, dreams and movies. These twelve stages make up the hero’s journey. The first stage is the ordinary world. The ordinary world is the hero’s world and safe haven. It allows the reader the opportunity to understand the Hero’s drives, and problems, while showing unique characteristics and flaws that make him human and real. The next stage after the ordinary world is the call to adventure. The call to adventure sets up the story by disrupting the comfort of the hero’s ordinary world by pressing a challenge or quest that needs to be taken and creates stakes if the challenge is rejected. The call of adventure has many forms. The next stage after the call to adventure
