"The Quest" is a narrative structure commonly found in literature, film, and games, where a protagonist embarks on a journey to achieve a specific goal. This journey often involves overcoming obstacles, facing challenges, and encountering various characters along the way. The quest typically leads to personal growth and transformation for the hero. In many stories, the quest is driven by a clear objective, such as retrieving a magical artifact or rescuing a loved one. Key elements often include a mentor figure, like Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings, and a final confrontation with an antagonist, such as Sauron. These elements create a compelling framework for storytelling.