Does a hero have to have superpowers? Does a hero have to do something big to become recognized and memorable? A hero can be anyone and whoever makes you happy. Since it does not matter the risk it takes a hero to make someone happy or satisfy someone, they will not give up. First, heroism happens everyday, all day, 24/7. Anybody can be a hero. People do not have to do hard, complicated things to be a hero. For example, in the text” Where I Find My Heroes” , “ ...who grew into a nonviolent and peaceful advocate” ( Stone 63). He feels good that his hero is a peaceful advocate. Also, this is what a hero might be. For example, in the text” Where I Find My Heroes,” the author gives an example” The teenager who says no to crack” (Stone 64). Simple saying a word, like “no” can make you heroic.
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The autobiography of Frederick Douglass , “ The Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass an American Slave”, and the text,”White House Funeral Sermon For Abraham Lincoln” are both similar. Both texts talk about being against slavery. For example, in “ White House Funeral Sermon For Abraham Lincoln”, the author, Gurley, feels appreciative when he says, “ ...Our beloved Country is saved” (Gurley 68). Therefore, because of Abraham Lincoln, the slaves are free. Gurley is glad his country is saved. For instance, in the text “ The Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass an American Slave”, Douglass feels proud and knows what he is when he says, “ … Reader of Liberator… Spirit of anti-slavery reform” ( Douglass 72). He has the spirit to support the anti-slavery reform. He goes to many meetings and speaks for the slaves. This is important because he influences others in many, different
The autobiography of Frederick Douglass , “ The Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass an American Slave”, and the text,”White House Funeral Sermon For Abraham Lincoln” are both similar. Both texts talk about being against slavery. For example, in “ White House Funeral Sermon For Abraham Lincoln”, the author, Gurley, feels appreciative when he says, “ ...Our beloved Country is saved” (Gurley 68). Therefore, because of Abraham Lincoln, the slaves are free. Gurley is glad his country is saved. For instance, in the text “ The Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass an American Slave”, Douglass feels proud and knows what he is when he says, “ … Reader of Liberator… Spirit of anti-slavery reform” ( Douglass 72). He has the spirit to support the anti-slavery reform. He goes to many meetings and speaks for the slaves. This is important because he influences others in many, different