Joseph Campbell in episode 3 Talks about the significance of accepting death as rebirth as the Recollections of animals still should rest, by one means or another, inside us. The basic hunting myth is of a sort of agreement between the animal world and the human world, where the animal gives its life enthusiastically. They are viewed for the most part as ready victims, with the understanding that their life, which rises above their physical substance, will come back to the dirt or to the mother through some rituals. The rituals are an acknowledgment of human reliance and of the intentional giving of food to people by the animal who has given it. It's a lovely thing, and it transforms life into an experience. These are some of the main points