What is the sexiest archetype and why is it the trickster?
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What is the sexiest archetype and why is it the trickster?
What is the sexiest archetype and why is it the trickster?
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>sexiest archetype
>the trickster
>...
>be Loki
>one of the essential tricksters (TM)
>do random stuff with random consequences
>hihi so mischievous
>do random sex stuff too
>one day horny as frick
>transform into a female horse to get pounded by thick horse wiener
>give birth to magical horse with 8 legs and give it to the allfather
>everybody is happy
>oh no, horny again
>frick every giant that moves
>father the three monstrous enemies that will cause the apocalypse
>everybody is mad at me
>hihi so random
How to tell you've never red the prose Edda, without telling you've never red the prose Edda.
It doesn't matter if he has or not, it's all marvel now. If anyone tells me they're into Nordic mythology, I just imagine they liked the marvel movies. You like the marvel movies.
Perhaps it has something to with alleviating boredom.
most interactive, probably
Oh yeah where are all the sexy trickster books then?
>sexy trickster books
they are called "attractive and healthy human females under the age of 25" anon
No anon I'm asking about books featuring smoky shapeshifting babes
Oh, sounds like my diary.
ok to be fair they were "under 25" before the smartphones arrived
today they are probably used up and power-whoring before they reach 18... or 16 for that matter
>Power-whoring
That's a new one, kek.
i didn't invent it so it's probably not
no such thing
guilty
Never seen that used so effectively before.
the trickster is almost always a male character op, do you have something to tell your parents?
> tfw you come out as based and redpilled
(Don't be gay anons)
tomboy/rough and tumble overconfident young girl. unfortunately it's a trope that's been completely done to death and ruined in the last 20 years of books, comics, movies, anime, vidya etc but done well it's the fricking best, all the way back to shakespeare, or even the greeks
Agreed, give me some books with this type of character.
Eponine in Les Miserables.
The spartan law enforcer.
Clearly the sexiest archetype is the anima.
Sexy in what way?
They have wit
The unironic sexiest archetype is the chaste, virtuous hero. Girls go googoo gaga for the sexy chaste hero.
Girls are more likely to fall in love with the chaste hero but they love the roguish trickster who plays by his own rules in a different way
The chaste virtuous hero often will use tricks and deception to acheive his virtuous ends and defeat evil. Quite literally 'scheming for good'. It's one of the oldest archetypes in literature. If you watch Burn Notice it is a perfect example, every episode Michael scheme's against evil through deception and trickery so good can win out in the end. And this is extremely attractive, since it shows ingenuinity, industriousness, and love of good.
doubtful, the trickster is probably annoying for a woman of any value, as it's hard to get rid of and probably gay, only wants to steal her land and cows
a hero on the other hand can just be seduced and then will be back to his questing, a safe choice
gets it right
>t. homosexuals
The hero.
Basically the story of Parsifal and Kundry.
>Kundry is living an unending life of constantly alternating rebirths as the result of an ancient curse which, in a manner reminiscent of the Wandering israelite, condemns her, in ever-new shapes, to bring to men the suffering of seduction; redemption, death, complete annihilation is vouchsafed her only if her most powerful blandishments are withstood by the most chaste and virile of men.
>Since only one man can redeem her and so she feels given to him in complete submission, her experience of the weakness of these men cannot but fill her with strange bitterness: feeling that only one man, who withstands the force of her feminine charms, can destroy and redeem her, she is repeatedly driven by something deep in her own soul to be tested again.
The hero has always been a scoundrel and the chaste knight never existed, they were all pillaging thieves and rapists, the goons of the local warlord.
>chaste knight never existed
Perhaps the greatest novel ever written centers around a chaste, virtuous knight.
If they never existed then the human mind wouldn't have the ability to comprehend them. Show me one fictional personality type that does not have a real life manifestation.
jesus
But he existed.
Don't bother with this GRRMhomosexual.
He's never finishing the books.
I think femme fatale is the sexiest.
I like bookish, shy girls, but I can't really think of any literary examples.
>What is the sexiest archetype and why is it the trickster?
Because the alchemist neutralises the solution after he dissolves you. The Trickster leaves the acidic residue for the police to discover.
I just realised that as douching after coming inside versus forcing you to drip "the real" "the phallus" "the name of the father" while you have dinner with daddy and mommy.
big jaw big chin big skull big height big shoulders big chest big biceps big forearms big wiener thats sexy
someone hit me with the best books on archetypes .
The Lightning Stenography Device.
Jung and Tarot: An Archetypal Journey is quite good.
thanks bro
the Sallie Nichols one? it's quite good, but it's not about archetypes lol
both von Franz and Edinger have some quality books on archetypes but you cannot really say they are about archetypes as a whole... that would be like saying that Freud's work is about interpreting human life from the perspective of Ancient Greek mythology... while in reality he only uses a limited number (one... lol) of myths... incidentally this was the same reason Jung got disappointed in Freud and chose to cut his own path... only to bump in the same issue...
but it ultimately doesn't matter... a conference OF food critics might be interesting as you might learn new avenues of what to try and get new ideas of what to cook... but a conference ON food critics?!
just find something you like and start digging both inside yourself (why you like it) and outside yourself (others opinion about it + how it is in reality)... just be careful not to get obsessed...
The anima
You really want it 24/7 don't you, daughter?