An archetype can be defined as an original pattern from which copies of characters, action and situations are made. An archetype represents the universality of human nature. It follows the recurring patterns in literature.
The most common archetype in literature is a Hero.
The word "archetype" is originated from the Greek word '<u>arche</u>' which means 'primitive' or 'the first' and '<u>tupos</u>' which means 'a model'.
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