The Seven Archetypes of Life is Beautiful 1) The Golden age: - The first half of the movie is a whimsical, romantic, somewhat slapstick comedy set in the years before World War II. Guido Orefice, a young Italian Jew, arrives in Arezzo where he plans to set up a bookstore, taking a job as a waiter at his uncle’s hotel. He works in his uncle restaurant as a waiter. He fall in love with a wealthy girl and after few years they have a baby. There life was going perfect. Then the non-Jewish, Italian family started a war against Jewish community. Almost every Jewish people were captured and sent to the camp where only death, starvation and suffer was present. 2) The flood:- The war had made the life of the jewish people divesting. Many people were dead. Some of them were killed where as many of them died by starvation and disease. However, there were few survivors. Giosue manages to survive and thinks he has won the game when an American tank arrives to liberate the camp. He is reunited with his mother, not knowing that his father has been killed. Years later, he realizes the sacrifice his father made for him, and that it was because of that sacrifice that he is still alive today. 3) The Metamorphosis:- Giosue, son of Guido was living in a dream. Guido convinces Giosue that the camp guards are mean because they want the tank for themselves and that all the other children are hiding in order to win the game. Despite being surrounded by rampant misery, sickness and death, Giosue does not question this fiction because of his father’s convincing performance and his own innocence. Giosue never saw the reality. Even if he saw something he used to think it as a part of a game. But when he found out the reality and his father sacrifice, it made him emotional. 4) The God/Teacher:- Despite of any circumstances or difficulties, Guido always used to stick a smile in