Superman Makes A Hero

Are Superman and Batman and all these other superheroes really heroes? Do they help us as a whole? What about our everyday heroes that nobody notices and thanks? A hero doesn’t have to fly or cast spells. The real heroes are those who step up and makes a difference. Because people sacrifice and face challenges, those are the ones that should be recognized as heroes.

First off, heroes are those who make a difference. A hero is strong. For example, Tristan Eugene Segers, lost his leg but he doesn’t want it to change him or the rest of his life. In the article “ Soldier home after losing leg in Afghanistan” the author reveals the attitude of Segers when he writes, “ the loss of a leg changed me but it doesn’t define the rest of my life”(Fiege 58). He still wants to be the person he was before. Heroes fight because they believe we should have independence and freedom. Heroes fight and don’t give up because everyone everyone is counting on them. Heroes are brave. Firefighters go out in the fire to rescue us or when we're stuck they come out and help us. Cops help us when someone has broken into our homes and has a weapon. Our everyday heroes do a lot without us even knowing.

Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass are both examples of heroes..According to Phineas D. Gurley in the article …show more content…
Therefore, a hero is not someone that’s disrespectful or a liar. Someone who is a hero shouldn’t be disrespectful because you don’t want them to come and try and help and make the matters worst and make you and whoever more depressed or angry or whatever the negative emotion is because it’s putting you in more pain. On the other hand, you also don’t want a liar to come and help you. For example, you can be trying to find someone that’s missing and they can he she’s at this location and this on because you running every where and burning gas and wasting time when you could be calling family and