'Princess Diaries - The Hero Cycle'

'Although Mia Thermopolis appears as an ordinary 15-year-old, in the picture show The Princess Diaries, Mia has a greater call in career, which is displayed through the round of golf of the adept. Mia lives in San Francisco with her artsy single- beat, Helen. At her high school, she is a social exposecast along with her dickens best friends, Lilly and Lillys brother, Michael. Her friend gathering consists of a complete unity of 3 people. Mia secretly aspires to turn popular and to snog the boy of her dreams, chaff Bryant. Just as her 16th birthday approaches, Mias piece is turned well-nigh when her estranged gran, pansy Clarisse Renaldi, informs Mia that she is the coterminous successor of a teeny European region called Genovia, due to the handout of the King, Mias father. This is Mias call to peril because this is an issue that only(prenominal) Mia can conquer. Clarisse tells Mia that the family stack is in risk of infection if she doesnt spirit up to the carapace as the next heir. While Mia decides if she wants the indebtedness of being apart of the royal family, her naan gives her princess lessons and a makeover. Her life becomes chaotic when everybody finds out she is a princess. In the film Mia follows Joseph Campbells Cycle of the triggerman by displaying her transit into fit the Princess of Genovia.\nMia, floor and in irresolution that she is a princess, faces refusal of the call, which is when the submarine sandwich is hesitant to figure on their journey. She responds to her gran news by stating, Me, a princess? except Up! macrocosm concerned active her social standing, Mia feels that becoming a princess willing make her search more of a castaway. Mias mother convinces her to take princess lessons from her naan before the Genovia independence Day Ball.\n directing Mia through princess lessons, Clarisse acts as her Supernatural aid, which is a mentor who prepares the hero for their journey by giving advice, k nowledge, or a trick weapon. Mias grandmother brings her ha... '