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    Favorite Hero Myth

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    My favorite hero myth was born in my mind when I was a little girl many years ago. To begin with, here is a description of my hero. His name was Sender man, and he was tall, handsome and strong. This particular hero could teleport where ever he desired, and having this power would mean him always being tested on his speed of finding the helpless people and teleporting away from the danger. Also, he would travel to many places, but he would constantly be teleporting to the Noch realm where his…

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    Heracles's Heroic Hero

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    the Hydra if he didn't use his quick thinking and sear and seal the flesh closed. Because of all of his heroic abilities he was able to succeed in all of his labors, therefor making his one of the most well known heroes to date. 2.) Many great heros are tasked with…

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    Hero Definition Essay

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    Sumoba Fron English, 5th Hour Hero Definition Essay October, 26, 2016 What is a Hero? What is a true hero? When people think of heroes, they often think of the famous, strong superheroes like, Batman, Superman, The Flash, etc. But that isn’t necessarily the case. Heroes can also be everyday people that are selfless and sacrificial, inspiring while facing challenges, and see the brighter side to negative events. Heroes are selfless and sacrificial. For example, the 9/11 hero, Wells Crowther, aka…

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    Everyone wants to be a hero, and live the rest of their lives knowing they did the right thing by helping people. Everyone wants to have the same characteristics as a hero; brave, strong, confident, and considerate of others. Being a hero could mean something as little as helping out an injured animal, or giving a homeless person money or food. They may seem like not such big deals, but in their heads, that act of kindness made their day, or even saved them. Heroism is not just about drastically…

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    Is Gilgamesh An Epic Hero

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    consisted of a similar format. The epic hero would be born of strange relations. They would be capable of acts of great strength and bravery. They would be a respected and feared warrior. They would go on great journeys over vast settings. They would be a hero in the eye of their nation. They would have great humility. Lastly, they would come in contact with supernatural foes and friends. Gilgamesh, the first known epic hero is a great example of what an epic hero is. He is part man part god, he…

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    Hero In Tokyo Ghoul

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    words of Joseph Campbell, “A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself”. Honest words that are difficult to abide by, but an individual will rise above and embrace these wise words; in Tokyo Ghoul it was Hideyoshi. He gives his life to the people of Tokyo and proves himself to be the hero, a true representation of the protagonist. Selfless, brave, loyal, strong, all the heroic characteristics Hide possessed to claim the title as hero, even against all his…

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    Beowulf As An Epic Hero

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    Beowulf fits the criteria of an epic hero because he is glorified. In the book, there are several times he is looked up to after he goes through a battle or something. We speak of “heroes”, there aren’t many people that can classify themselves as one. There are things you need to do before you are classified as one. While we As we speak of “heroes”, not many people can classify themselves as on. There are things you need to do to be classified as one. While we talk about this; you can think…

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    Beowulf: An Epic Hero

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    Hero “I need a hero! I’m holding out for a hero ‘til the end of the night. He’s gotta be strong. And he’s gotta be fast. And he’s gotta be fresh from the fight” (Tyler). Like Bonnie Tyler, the Geats need a hero to protect them. Beowulf comes to the Geats’ rescue by ripping Grendel’s arm off, decapitating Grendel’s mother, and stabbing the dragon. The almighty Beowulf exhibits superhuman strength, uses cunning tactics, and displays sharp skills with a sword. By playing to his strengths, Beowulf…

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    What comes to your mind when someone mentions the word hero? Martin Luther King Jr? A cape and special powers? The dictionary defines it as a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character. Yet every person has a different idea in their mind, of what a hero means to them. Personally, I believe that a hero is a person who is selfless, kind, and caring. A person who will put off their needs until everyone else is taken care of. They are willing to do whatever it takes to make the world…

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    Mick Foley Hero

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    work with characteristics not usually seen in the American hero: a need for communal acceptance, a desire for intellectual growth, and an unattractive aesthetic, with Foley’s missing teeth, severed ear, unkempt hair, pear-shaped figure, and lack of the muscular definition usually expected in the wrestling hero. Mick Foley is a paradox, as his character both embraces…

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