Archetypes emerging from the studies of myths encompass recurring character types and themes, such as the hero, the mentor, the trickster, and the shadow. These archetypes represent fundamental aspects of the human experience, allowing narratives to resonate across cultures and time periods. They enable storytelling to convey shared values and lessons, illustrating universal struggles, desires, and aspirations. Understanding these archetypes provides insight into the psychological and social functions of myths and emphasizes the shared narrative threads that connect diverse cultures throughout history.