The document summarizes Northrop Frye's concept of archetypes in movies. It identifies two main categories of archetypes: characters and situations/symbols. For characters, it lists seven common archetypes seen in movies: the hero, the outcast, the scapegoat, the shrew, the femme fatale, the star-crossed lovers, and the journey. It then provides examples for each from movies such as Harry Potter, Edward Scissorhands, and Mughal-e-Azam. For situations/symbols, it discusses common archetypes like the task, the quest, the loss of innocence, water, sun, numbers, desert, and the great fish, and analyzes examples from movies