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Skyrim and the Hero Myth

September 15, 2018

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YouTuber BeliSaurus Gaming has presented a very well-presented and thought-out analysis of the storytelling behind Skyrim and the Hero Myth. He delves deep on Jungian analysis and relates the lore of Skyrim with real-world mythology.

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EJ Spurrell

EJ Spurrell is an author, a father, and storytelling enthusiast from Vancouver, Canada. He is currently the contributing editor-in-chief for Taleblend.com.

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