Ultron The Avengers

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In The Avengers: Age of Ultron the Avengers are perceived as heroes who fight wicked plans their opponents ignite to harm the superb contributions they give civilians. These epic heroes are often displayed as heroes who possess character traits such as being charismatic, determined and emotionally sensitive since they’re yearning to achieve a personal goal:a personal goal that heroes establish in hopes to recover from their dark past. The creators of Avengers; Age of Ultron use the archetypal Byronic hero, Tony Stark, and allusions to biblical to convey the idea that mankind should learn how to trust themselves to prevent jumping to conclusions based on plain observations like Stark did, owing that undesirably events occur afterwards. The

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