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This category of perfectionism is defined as endeavoring to meet high standards, but recognizing that true perfection is an unreasonable expectation.
“The Hierophant becomes a touchstone for many, either representing an artificial belief system (like religion or a work ethic) that we follow or through core beliefs we have created for ourselves.”
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
“People like to identify with characters in danger.”
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
“We are questioning animals.”
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
“People are naturally drawn to characters that are obviously good at what they do. Have you ever wondered why you might identify”
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
“The Emperor represents our acceptance of authority, either that of our parents or employers or the state and government under which we live. Together The Empress and The Emperor become symbolic of the natural order of things - and metaphorically the ideal union between husband and wife, yin and yang - the validity of which we might accept or reject depending on our temperament.”
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
― The Writer & The Hero's Journey
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