How does one become a shapeshifter?

How does one become a shapeshifter?

How to become a Shapeshifter

1. Shift your perception from a negative to a positive one.
2. Shift your perception by putting yourself ‘at cause’
3. Shift your perception by changing your referential index.
4. Shifting your perception by changing specifics into the ‘bigger picture’

Do Shapeshifters have a true form?

9 Answers. A shapeshifter doesn’t “choose” an original form. A shapeshifter’s “original” is whatever form it started as – that’s what “original” means. That form is whatever it was in before it gained/learned/discovered its ability to shapeshift.

What can kill a shapeshifter?

Decapitation – Like most things, a shifter can be killed by cutting off it’s head. Iridium – The rare metal iridium was shown to be the only thing capable of injuring the Alpha Shapeshifter. Crowley discovered this while experimenting on other shifters.

What is the shapeshifter archetype?

The shapeshifter changes role or personality, often in significant ways, and is hard to understand. That very changeability is the essence of this archetype. The shapeshifter is often a person of the opposite sex, often the hero’s romantic interest.

What are the seven basic plots in literature?

The plots

• Overcoming the Monster.
• Rags to Riches.
• The Quest.
• Voyage and Return.
• Comedy.
• Tragedy.
• Rebirth.

How many story structures are there?

All stories contain four elements that can determine structure: milieu, idea, character, and event. While each is present in every story, there is generally one that dominates the others.

What is the situation in the poem?

A dramatic situation in poetry is the underlying plot line that is created to place the characters in conflict with themselves or others. It is a literary tool that is used to force the audience to become emotionally invested in the poem.

What does situation mean in literature?

1 : the way in which something is placed in relation to its surroundings. 2 : the total set of physical, social, and psychocultural factors that act upon an individual in orienting and conditioning his or her behavior. 3 : relative position or combination of circumstances at a particular moment.