:07:01
Just give me back the piece.
:07:03
No, man, no. Are you crazy?
What, do you want to get arrested?
:07:06
Where did you get this?
:07:09
Later.
:07:12
Happy birthday.
:07:16
Joseph Campbell believed
that the power of myth...
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related to certain intrinsic universal values
found in all cultures:
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The need to worship God,
to protect the family...
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to coexist in harmony with nature.
:07:30
Now, from these very ideas
stories were created...
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and passed down
from one generation to another...
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each having its own central hero character.
:07:39
Want to see what you missed?
:07:43
If I wanted to see it,
I wouldn't have missed it.
:07:47
Campbell termed this ennobled path...
:07:50
- Just trying to be helpful.
- What a shame.
:07:53
I thought you wanted to get in my pants.
:07:58
It is my birthday.
:08:03
Works for me.
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But little more than the stories
we grow up hearing...
:08:10
and the tradition of telling them...
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is what binds together
even the most disparate of societies.
:08:17
Happy birthday, handsome.
:08:23
- How does it feel to be 21?
- Like I'm on the verge of nothing.
:08:26
Mr. Gray, am I interrupting a celebration?
:08:30
Sorry, Prof. Hartney.
:08:32
Tell me, Dakota, what are we to make
of this Dionysian offering?
:08:40
Mimosas.
:08:46
All right. That's enough for today.
Thank you.
:08:53
- So we drinking this tonight?
- We'll be doing a lot more than that.