An archetype is a universal prototype or original model of which all subsequent similar persons, objects, or ideas are derived, copied, or patterned. In psychology, an archetype is a model of the human psyche that consists of innate symbols and images that all people share. These symbols and images are inherited from our ancestors and passed down through generations. They are hardwired into our brains and emerge in our dreams, fantasies, and myths. Archetypes are often used in literature, film, and television to create characters that are instantly recognizable to audiences. For example, the "hero" archetype is often used to develop brave protagonists. The "villain" archetype is used to create evil antagonists. The "mentor" archetype is used to concoct wise and experienced teachers who help the hero on their journey. Lately, Stranger Things has been one of the most popular TV shows. The show is set in the 1980s and follows a group of kids trying to solve the mystery of what happened to their friend, Will. The show's popularity is due in part to its use of archetypes. The characters are instantly