Spiderman Hero Traits

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“Spider-Man: You have a knack for getting in trouble. Mary Jane: You have a knack for saving my life. I think I have a superhero stalker. Spider-Man: I was in the neighborhood.” (Zergnet, 2016) Spider-Man is a hero who experiences problems with love ones, family, and friends. He has abilities that he gained and with those abilities Spider-Man started a career. Spider-Man believed in helping others and saving lives. Spider-Man tends to face some challenges. Other than that he has some talent but, Spider-Man can sense when there is about to be trouble. In this story one will be able to identify four romantic hero traits. Spider-Man identifies four romantic hero traits which include: Supernatural, Strength/Abilities, Journey/Quest, and Fatal Flaw. …show more content…
He gained powers of a spider and being able to earn speed and strength. With his strength he can lift heavy objects and is agile. Although, when Spider-Man uses his powers, he uses them with care, passion, for safety reasons and because he has power he is able to help others. He is a man with great powers. With those abilities, he has, Spider-Man can make a web from mechanical devices which requires his knowledge. As he slangs his webs it guides him from danger. After all, Spider-Man does have another romantic hero trait that he demonstrates. Spider-Man demonstrates a super-natural trait. When his Uncle was killed, he was influenced from the father figure that his Uncle supported him with and was motivated from

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