When Russell heads back to Muntz’s airship on a solo mission to save Kevin, Carl has a change of heart, realizing that his real mission is to keep his new pals safe. Muntz has Kevin in his clutches, and Russell feels Carl let them down. With Muntz out of his hair, Carl and his house finally reach Paradise Falls, but the victory is hollow. Sometimes it pays not to be a giant, exotic bird.
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Carl and his posse outrun the dogs, only to have Muntz himself track them down, capture Kevin, and set Carl’s beloved house on fire. When Carl, Russell, Dug, and Kevin run away from Muntz, the fallen explorer’s dog pack is hot on their trail. The dog pack may have been dangerous, but their master, Muntz, is the real threat: not just to Carl’s mission, but also to his life. Carl quickly recognizes that Muntz has gone bonkers and will stop at nothing to capture Kevin he and Russell need to get out of there ASAP. Approach To The Inmost CaveĪfter Muntz realizes that Carl and Russell are just an old man and a roly-poly kid, he invites them to dinner onboard his opulent airship as his guests. There’s no confusion about these conniving canines: they’re enemies from the start, as they pursue, and ultimately capture, Carl and his crew. Along the way, they pick up two more allies that Carl initially views as enemies, or at least major pains in the butt: Kevin and Dug.Īnd then there’s Muntz’s dog pack. For starters, they have to drag Carl’s house to Paradise Falls before its balloons are totally zapped of their helium. Once they land in South America, their quest for Paradise Falls is loaded with even more obstacles and enemies.
Carl begrudgingly accepts him as an ally, and then the unlikely duo faces its first real test: piloting Carl’s house through a wicked thunderstorm. Tests, Allies, EnemiesĬarl’s first challenge is dealing with Russell, who accidentally stows away onboard Carl’s floating abode. Once he and his home lift off, there’s no turning back. Crossing The Thresholdįaced with the prospect of moving to Shady Oaks, Carl outfits his house with millions of helium balloons and takes to the sky, setting his journey in motion. Carl doesn’t know it yet, but young Russell’s going to rock his world-you know, once he finishes the snipe hunt Carl sends him on just to get the bubbly kid out of his hair. Russell shows up on Carl’s front porch, wanting to help Carl with just about anything in order to earn his Assisting the Elderly badge. Refusal Of The CallĬarl repeatedly clashes with the construction company, and tells them they can have his house…when he’s dead. The head of the construction company wants Carl to move, which would mean leaving his house, which is essentially a shrine to his late wife, Ellie, and trying something new.
Call To AdventureĬarl’s initial call to action comes in the form of the construction project going on all around his house.
He’s lonely and stuck in a disgruntled, antisocial rut.
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Retired and widowed, he lives alone and spends his days inside his house, watching TV with the shades drawn and waiting for the mail to arrive. Want more? We have an entire Online Course devoted to the hero's journey.) Ordinary Worldīefore his quest, Carl’s just your average, everyday hermit. We're working with those 12 stages, so take a look. He wrote The Hero with a Thousand Faces, in which he outlined the 17 stages of a mythological hero's journey.Ībout half a century later, Christopher Vogler condensed those stages down to 12 in an attempt to show Hollywood how every story ever written should-and, uh, does-follow Campbell's pattern.
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Ever notice that every blockbuster movie has the same fundamental pieces? A hero, a journey, some conflicts to muck it all up, a reward, and the hero returning home and everybody applauding his or her swag? Yeah, scholar Joseph Campbell noticed first-in 1949.
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