Markiplier: What Makes Mortals And Immortals Heroic

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“What Makes Mortals And Immortals Heroic.”

I am writing/typing about to heroes, one is Markiplier a mortal and the other is Poseidon a immortal. They both had an impossible task and bravery but in two different ways, Poseidon had to save the ocean, by protecting the dolphins, mermaids, and many other sea creatures. Markiplier's impossible task and bravery was to give money to charity and help out many orphanages. There is one reason why they similar is because they both save lives and help others except themselves. There are two reasons why they aren’t the same, one is that he is that Poseidon is a water breather and Markiplier is a human, two is that Poseidon lived long ago and Markiplier lives till this day.

The modern world is much different from greek mythology because modern world does not have superpowers or commands, we either choose to do it for our own health and money. Greek mythology were commanded to do their quest, they had many different kinds of breeds inside their dna. Modern day people love doing what they're doing right now, like they working, making, money, and learning. Some greek mythology hated how they lived becaused they were either tortured, cursed, or in pain they couldn’t have died. Poseidon is the god of the sea and protector of all aquatic features.
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Poseidon has two brothers and their names are zeus, and hades. Markiplier’s brother have the same thing in common is that they both make youtube videos. Poseidon and his brothers have something in common is that they all have powers but zeus’s powers is wind/rain, hades’s powers is earth/underworld, and poseidon power is water. They all have connections to the earth because their

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