handle v. to deal with or control n. handle Syn. manage They handled themselves very well given the circumstances. They president's handling of the crisis was widely applauded. harbor v. to give protection; not to express a desire or opinion, usually bad Syn. shelter He harbors ill feelings for her. They harbored the political refugee in their home. harmful adj. something that causes pain or damage adv. harmfully Syn. unhealthy v. hair n. harm Excessive radiation is harmful to the body. Bleach harms certain fabrics. insignificant adj. not important; of little value adv. insignificantly Syn. Meaningless n. insignificance The amount of rainfall this summer has been insignificantly.
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Old M a n . Nevertheless, almost every story calls on the energy of this archetype at some point. INNER M E N T O R S In some Westerns or film noir stories the hero is an experienced, hardened character who has no need for a M e n t o r or g u i d e . H e has i n t e r n a l i z e d the archetype a n d it now lives within h i m as an inner code o f behavior. T h e M e n t o r m a y be the unspoken code of the gunfighter, or the secret notions of honor harbored by S a m Spade or Philip Marlowe. A code of ethics may be a disembodied manifestation of the Mentor archetype guiding the hero's actions. It's not uncommon for a hero to make reference to a M e n t o r who meant something to him earlier in life, even i f there's no actual M e n t o r character in the story. A hero may remember, " M y m o t h e r / father/ grandfather/drill sergeant used to say...," and then call to m i n d the bit of
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