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One of the big moves in education recently has been the idea of growth mindset, the idea that failure is not a bad thing when we learn from it. As I watched Avengers: Endgame, I couldn’t help but notice how this same idea was prevalent throughout the film.
Read MoreStories, regardless of whether they’re told on paper or on screen, often contain a wealth of literary value. Stories connects us to larger, universal truths. They also connect with us on many different levels, through many different lenses. While it can be viewed through many different lenses, Today I’m looking about the spiritual connections that we can make in Avengers: Endgame. While the Avengers, and the larger MCU, are not in any way faith related, there are still larger archetypal connections that can be made.
Read MoreCap’s story is a little different from the others in Endgame since he’s already had to deal with dramatic loss. Throughout his story, Captain America is constantly reminded of everything he’s lost and the need to continue moving forward.
Read MoreIn the last post, we looked at how Hulk had to come to grips with his own perception of himself. Today, we move on to Thor and how everyone should learn how to cope with failure in a positive manner.
Read MoreThe constant struggle between brains and brawn lie at the center of the Hulk’s character development. But it’s not just the character’s development. Hulk helps us see how to accept the fullness of ourselves.
Read MoreWhile he is the villain of the latest Avengers film, Thanos shows classic signs of an archetypal hero.
Read MoreAvengers: Infinity War is more than just action movie. It explores the relationship between love and sacrifice and the dilemma that can often come between the two.
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