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Title: Quest Narratives
Contents
Introduction    3
Discussion    3
Conclusion    5
Works Cited    6
Introduction
    Journey that is embarked in order to tread on the itinerary for self- discovery is held to be an exemplar in quest for exploration of the unexplored. Seeking knowledge for the road ahead is instrumental in defining a self. This essay aims to discuss the quest narrative on the grounds of self-definition as well as self-discovery. For this study The Toughest Indian in The World' by Sherman Alexie has been taken into account. Along with this, the songs Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen and American Girl by Tom Petty will also be explored to understand the quest narrative through the lyrical mellifluousness. It will be adequately inundated in the context by imbibing Jungian Character Archetypes as well as the theoretical concept of Monomyth that will be effective for mandating discernment.
Discussion
    The quest narratives are capable effectuating the path for identification as well as self-discovery. These are the journeys that involves the lost wanderers, who have stood as quintessential representatives of the narrative pertaining to the American journey. These narratives involving the wandering neither have any fixated destination, nor does it have any duration in definitive terms – these are the journeys essentially going up to no end.Firstly, The Toughest Indian in the World has been taken into account to conceive that journey is formulated on the psychological plane as well. The author Sherman Alexie has with her panache employed narrative concerning the outward journey for exploration and giving a commentary on the relationship, that is bound to loom large and tend to go beyond the borders. It sheds light on the journey that involves an unnamed journalist who gives lift to a hitchhiker. Consequently, spending a night together at a small motel makes the journalist regain his Indianness (Bolt).
    The itinerary illuminates the desire that have long been suppressed and is eventually reconciled in the context of their Native American identity. Over the years, the identity has been silenced in accordance to the assimilation...