People often find themselves in trouble, but they try to get out of it on their own. However, there is one person in my life who always needs rescuing, my sister: the damsel in distress. She always dreams of the impossible, without stopping and thinks that problems await her in the near future. Maybe that's the case, but she has this idea that someone will always save her. This revelation of his character leads to another revelation which is self-centered. No worries, none! She very little understands that one day she may be asked to save someone else in difficulty. Someone she could know, love and cherish. However, if she doesn't realize this soon, she could lose someone forever. Everything, whatever decision you make; whether it's your lifestyle or small things, if it goes wrong it has serious consequences. This is a life lesson that every human being must learn and I have been trying to teach her this lesson for a very long time, but as you can imagine, she is stubborn as a cat. I remember one time when she, Ms. Vanity, had a very difficult analysis assignment to submit and she didn't finish it on time. So I read as much as I could about Plato's "Allegory of the Cave" and worked with her all night to make insightful connections so she could succeed in this assignment. However, this is not the first time she has made this mistake, there are many examples relating to this one and I know there will be many more. I'm just waiting for her to realize it so that one day she can escape this Rolling Stone and I'll finally be relieved that I saved this damsel in distress. The father figure in my life is in the middle of paper...and it's just too hard to escape that, which has become a part of my character. He used to throw my books on the floor, ridicule me and make my life miserable. His behavior towards me was so horrible that if I imagined him in front of me, I would rip his head off. This is not just an ordinary monster, but the most devious I have ever encountered in my entire life – even worse than the bogeyman. What he taught me was to be more sensitive, to understand the pain of others and to overcome a similar situation if I ever find myself in one (again). Overall, these three archetypes from my personal mythology gave me a hard time. times, I would still say that I am happy to have met or lived with these people, because they gave me the true perspective of this world, which is to say that it is not so beautiful that I imagine..