The Little Mermaid Hero's Journey

The Success of a Hero’s Journey: Sigurd & The Little Mermaid. People take journeys for fun, to get away from things, or to succeed or gain something in return. A regular journey is somewhat different from a hero’s journey. The only difference from a regular journey and a hero’s journey is that a hero’s journey involves the hero going somewhere else to prove something to show what they are worth of, to prove they’re worthy enough. In the movie “The Little Mermaid.” and in the story “Sigurd the Dragonslayer.” The main characters both take a journey to prove something. They want to show others that they’re not just ordinary. Both characters take this journey to get something in return. A hero does something to save the world, to save others,

Her journey is very tough. Ariel is defined as a hero because she defeats Ursula. Ursula is the evil octopus who tells Ariel she will give her human legs so she can live in the real world. Ariel takes a journey to find Ursula, when she finds Ursula they make a deal. The deal is Ariel has to give up her voice and kiss a prince charming who has to fall in love with her. Ariel has braveness because she goes through a dangerous journey and risks her own life. Not only that but she wants to prove to her father that being human isn’t bad, she wants to show him that she’ll find a way to become human. In which, she eventually does. Ariel gives up her voice and goes on her journey to be a human in return. Everyone under the sea with Ariel think humans are bad in the real world, they’re afraid of humans. Ariel wants to prove them wrong she shows them they’re inventions she found from a boat. “I just don’t see how a world that makes such wonderful things could be so bad.” Is a saying from Ariel she asks herself this because he father doesn’t want her to be a part of the human world. When her father and herself experience the human world, they see that it isn’t so