All novels are the same; well, in a way they are. Most novels involve the mythological idea of the archetypal hero, where the protagonist follows an understood process. Included in this journey, is an event when the protagonist has a death and then is reborn. Although, in the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, this idea of death and rebirth is found rather effortlessly, there are other events which contain the same idea, but require more "higher level thinking," according to Bloom's theory. Huck Finn has many moments where he "dies," but one is obvious.
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