Which of the following archetypes is often portrayed as an animal? the mentor the trickster the mentor the villain

The trickster.

Explanation:

Archetypes are the use of typical examples of what a character or thing is like. It is the universal psychological models of people, behaviors or things in a character.

The character that is most often portrayed as an animal is that of the trickster. A trickster is normally and usually callous, cunning, selfish, foolish and clever. but he can also be characterized as someone who is humorous, lovable, easily approachable and also socially open. he is also a mischievous character, surviving in any way he can find, playacting to whoever is in control as long as he is safe. His safety nets are trickery and deceit. The more common images of animals taken by the trickster are the hare, the coyote and the raven. And they are also an important part of the narrative, for they serve as the source of an outlet of emotions, hidden emotions of the other characters.

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a.) a poor farmer, due to the fact that they would want to be freed from british rule.