It's a cycle.It explains every hero's story. Kind of like a clock. It starts by 1 o'clock call to adventure, 2 o'clock supernatural aid, 3 o'clock the threshold, 4 o'clock temptations and challenges, 5oclock mentor or helper, 6 o'clock crisis moment, 7 o'clock transformation, 8 o'clock atonement, 9 o'clock return. Then having the epic hero empowered. Just like Spider-Man, The Hunger Games, and even Star Wars. "The hero with a thousand faces."
Answer:
Responsibility. I loved taking on challenges, leading, and helping others. To me, being a prefect was a joy. I chose to go to the hardest dorm to prefect (the younger kids’ dorms) for my prefecting years. These kids often struggled with simple things like laundry and keeping to a good study/play schedule as well as were constantly home sick. I loved helping them establish a strong base to progress through high school with and making them feel welcome.
Working with School Leadership. As a young adult, I relished the opportunity to work with the adults in charge of my school. As a prefect, I had lots of time to talk to, spend time with , and learn from them. It is also a great way to get letters of reference from teachers…
Self-improvement. By volunteering myself as a figurehead for younger kids, I force myself to improve every day for them. I have to learn how to reinforce positive habits and weed out negative ones. I needed to learn to work with people with drastically different goals and perspectives.
Explanation:
In essence, leadership, responsibility, and self improvement.
If I remember correctly the both have different set of values so your answer would be B
