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The archetypal patterns evolve over the time in human consciousness and get deposited in unconscious finding expression at relevant periods of time and context.. Various types of archetypes direct the human response to the external circumstances in a given context as on par with other dictating terms of behavior and decision making patterns. The literature which mirrors human civilization and his psyche follow archetypal patterns in their existence within in the very nature of day to day response systems. Different authors across varied times lines including Maud Bodkin, Northrop Frye, Carl Gustov Jung, Anthony Stevens, Jacques Lacan Joseph Campbell etc., have ratified the presence and frequent formation of archetypes in human mind as part of his thinking patterns. Archetypes are the patterns which have been in existence in cultures across the human history, though the cultures are so remote in space and time to one another that they hardly could have established any contact or communication among them. Yet these similar patterns exist on similar note among them. The presence of these patterns, which logically seems highly impossible, gives rise to the theory of "Collective Unconscious" which is envisaged by Psychoanalytical theorist and author Carl Gustov Jung. For example, the archetypal pattern which is present in almost all cultures of the globe is 'Wise old man'. The presence of wise old man in stories we were told and mythological narratives we studied foregrounds the concept of Archetypal patterns present in human psyche.