the crone archetype

I'm not sure specifically as there could be many novels with this name or concept. It might be about a deathly or menacing old woman, a 'crone', perhaps involved in a dark or supernatural story.

Since I don't know the specific 'death crone novel', I can't say for sure. But likely, the death crone herself would be a main character. There might also be characters whose lives she affects, like a young hero who tries to stop her evil deeds if she's a villain, or a person seeking her wisdom if she has a more ambiguous role.

Prototype image is a common concept in novel creation. It refers to a symbolic image or image that is usually used to represent a specific character, plot, or theme. Prototypical images usually come from classical images or images in literary works or other cultural works, such as humans, animals, objects in nature or myths. These images or images were often used again in the novel with a certain degree of metaphor and symbolic meaning, which could arouse the readers 'resonance and emotional resonance. In novels, archetype images are often used to represent the protagonist's personality, growth experience, inner conflict or life trajectory. They could let the readers feel the emotional changes and life experiences of the protagonist through delicate descriptions and portrayals, and then trigger the readers to think and resonate with the story and the protagonist. Prototype image is an important means in novel creation, which can help to enhance the appeal and storytelling of the novel.

The novel Blown was a horror novel based on a real case, combining suspense, criminal investigation, crime, psychology, and many other elements. This novel was called the Chinese version of The Silence of the Lambs. It told the story of a tragic dismemberment case in Snow City, where the captain of the criminal police, Peng Zhaolin, chased after the suspect, Deng Ligang, and others. Although the criminal gang disappeared and his identity was cleared, Peng Zhaolin was still plagued by nightmares. This novel was written by Chen Ping and was adapted into a TV series of the same name.

The original character of the movie "Exterminating Violence" was Zhang Jun, one of China's top ten bandits. In the 1990s, Zhang Jun committed many crimes, openly robbing banks and gold shops, and killing many people with guns in Chongqing, Shanghai, and Changsha. His crimes lasted for many years until he was arrested in 2000. In the movie, the bandit Zhang Sun played by Daniel Wu was based on Zhang Jun.

The archetypes of popular movies included Zhang Taofang, the volunteer sharpshooter in the movie Sniper, and Cheng Bing in the movie Three Brigades. As for the archetype characters of other popular movies, there was no relevant information in the search results, so no more archetype characters could be provided.

The original character of the movie," Exterminate the Violent and Calm the Good," was Zhang Jun, one of China's top ten bandits. In the 1990s, Zhang Jun committed many crimes, openly robbing banks and gold shops, and killing many people with guns in Chongqing, Shanghai, and Changsha. His crimes lasted for many years until he was arrested in 2000. In the movie, the bandit Zhang Sun played by Daniel Wu was based on Zhang Jun.

The prototype of the bad people was the bad people in the Tang Dynasty. The bad guys were a secret department in the Tang Dynasty government. It was similar to the Jinyiwei of the Ming Dynasty and was only responsible to the emperor. They had 36 Tiangang Commanders. In the anime, the bad guys were portrayed as a mysterious organization with strong martial arts and special missions. The leaders of the delinquents were Yuan Tiangang and Li Xingyun. The members of the bad guys hid among the forces of the various military towns, waiting for the opportunity to make a comeback. The base of the delinquents was the Armament Valley.

The archetypes of the delinquents were Li Siyuan, Li Xingyun, Li Maozhen, Yuan Tiangang, and Shuli Duo.

'Drawing Swords' was based on Li Yunlong.