The examination of archetypes in mythology reveals underlying cultural norms and shared beliefs within a society. Common archetypes, such as the hero, the mentor, and the trickster, illustrate essential qualities that cultures value and aspire to emulate. By analyzing these recurring themes, we gain insights into how societies define identity, relationships, and behavioral expectations. Such archetypes not only reflect individual and group psychology but also sustain cultural narratives that shape collective values across generations.