Hero's Journey Nemo

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Nemo, god of sea creatures is a nice and caring god. One day while Nemo was playing with sea creatures he heard a loud noise from about 100 meters away, to the west in the Atlantic Ocean. Then he noticed that it was a pack of killer whales, so he asked what was that noise way down in the west. The killer whales did not know that Nemo could speak their language, so then Rocky the killer whale pack leader said that one of our baby whales got caught in a net from one of the sailors. When Nemo heard that he said “Show me where the baby whale is.” On the journey Nemo could hear the baby killer whale crying for help. When they arrived, the baby killer whale was tired from trying to get loose from the net. Nemo grabbed an extra sharp knife and started to cut away the rope trap. Rocky thanked Nemo for saving the baby. Then when Nemo was done saying good-bye he started his journey back to his home. …show more content…
At that point Nemo said he was rescuing a killer whale from a sailor's rope trap. Poseidon was impressed, so he took Nemo up to Olympus. That is when Nemo got to meet his Grandpa Zeus, and he declared that Nemo was the god of sea creatures. Poseidon was so happy that they had a big celebration at Atlantis. One week later Nemo heard another loud noise 200 meters to the East in the Atlantic Ocean. A shark comes up from the east, so Nemo asked what was that noise and the mother said “ My baby went for bait when he was not supposed to.” Then Nemo said “Show me where the little baby is.” When Nemo saw the baby it was fighting to stay in the water although the fishermen were pulling it up in a net. He then grabbed his underwater bow and shot the line free. The mother thanked Nemo for saving her newborn. Then he started his journey back
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