Which mythological marketing technique did Apple famously use in their 1984 Macintosh commercial, establishing their brand identity as a heroic challenger to conformity?

Throughout history, mythology and folklore have been masterful vehicles for persuasion and belief adoption - essentially ancient marketing campaigns for ideas, values, and cultural norms. Today's product marketers can learn profound lessons from how mythological figures and stories captured human imagination and influenced behavior across millennia. This poll tests your knowledge about the intersection of mythology, folklore, and modern marketing psychology principles that continue to shape consumer behavior and brand storytelling.

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The Hero's Journey narrative, casting Apple as the hero challenging IBM's dominance (represented as Orwellian dystopia)
The Trickster archetype, positioning Apple as Loki disrupting the established technological order
The Creation Myth strategy, depicting Apple as Prometheus bringing technological fire to humanity
The Divine Right approach, portraying Steve Jobs as Zeus bestowing revolutionary technology from above