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Exploring Archetypes

When it comes to Archetypes in my family that works is our Thanksgiving Dinner. This is a special holiday that has always symbolized something in my family. Since I've been a young girl this holidays has been very important. It symbolizes "Unity" for my family. It's a time where my family from all over comes to fellowship, and enjoy each others company. Every year this event has been something that everyone in my family looks forward to coming and enjoying the festivities! this is a consistent event, that has and will remain a family tradition.

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  1. UnknownJanuary 23, 2017 at 8:16 PM

    I feel that Thanksgiving is a archetype for a lot of people because its all about being thankful and being around family. I mean what is more than Unity right. But I really like the fact you used this cause it shows you're a family person. It also shows that your family hold a bond from when you said they look forward to it and enjoying it. Your post was really good.

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  2. PorshaJanuary 24, 2017 at 9:04 AM

    I also agree with the both of you. My family and I are the same exact way when it comes down to family gatherings such as Thanksgiving and other Holidays. Im also a family person and i love being with my family 24/7. Great post.

    Porsha Owens

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  3. Ashley EnoJanuary 28, 2017 at 2:35 PM

    I come from a very big family and family Gatherings like Thanksgiving could be seen as an archetype.

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