Which mythological visual merchandising technique is known for creating 'customer journey mapping' through a store layout based on the hero's journey narrative structure?

In today's competitive retail landscape, brands often draw inspiration from mythology and folklore to create immersive shopping experiences. From Norse-themed displays to Greek god-inspired visual merchandising, mythology provides rich storytelling opportunities for retailers. This poll tests your knowledge of how mythological elements are strategically incorporated into modern retail visual merchandising to enhance customer engagement and brand storytelling.

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Olympian Elevation (arranging products in a hierarchy resembling Mount Olympus, with premium items at the peak)
Monomyth Mapping (designing store pathways that follow Joseph Campbell's hero's journey stages to guide customers through a narrative experience)
Valhalla Valuation (placing high-value items in a circular pattern resembling the Norse great hall)
Phoenix Positioning (arranging seasonal merchandise to be 'reborn' in different sections throughout the year)