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    Gawain Vs Modern Day Heros Sir Gawain is his story”Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” is portrayed as a great warrior, a hero of his time. Who followed a set of characteristics that helped make him who he is. This is called: The Code of Chivalry. A custom that many heroes in stories and movies have is to go by rules/codes that help them upkeep their image. Not only for themselves but to inspire others and let people know that they are willing to help no matter what. Super heros nowadays do…

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    to try and not be interested in the success of the main character. We got attached to John McClane, our old cowboy hero. He’s an average witty guy who was at the right place at the wrong time. He has a family who he’s trying to protect and win back. This makes watching him getting hurt and struggle feel so personal. We all pretty much would do anything to keep our family safe. We tend to protect our own as mammals. The movie Aliens in general played with your heart strings. Aliens necessarily…

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    definition of a veteran is, a person who has has long experience in a particular field of the military, or a person who has served in the military. Federally, a veteran is someone who has served in ANY war, in ANY branch of military for ANY length of time. If you served in the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps or Navy you are considered a veteran. I believe that someone who can fight for strangers , people they don't even know, along with their own family even if they only served for a…

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    have studied and explain what this text made you think about. Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Kenneth Branagh, is a film adaption of William Shakespeare’s original play. In this film we watch a humorous drama unfold regarding the love lives of our main characters, which uses element of confusion and deception to . This film brought to light the different approach that the people had towards marriage and made me think about how social pride was such a big influence to the actions and…

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    theme is all about heroism. Telemachus has someone to look up in reaching that hero aspect and of course none the less than Odysseus, his father. Telemachus hasn’t always been born a hero in any manner but rather had to learn from mistakes and grow as an individual. In the first book of the odyssey, Odysseus home is being occupied by the suitors and Telemachus is still not up to par yet with his way of being that hero, and demanding that the suitors stop taking the sheep and drinking the wine.…

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    involving strength, love, and truth to further a cause grander than oneself, a heroic deed is done. In order for a hero to be, he must have strength, compassion, and honesty. Heroes must be able to overcome challenges placed before them, and that requires strength. This virtue comes before courage, which is required only in the initiating of an action, and thus it is an accessory to a hero and not a virtue. Bravery is nothing if there is no power behind it. The power to enact change in one form…

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    congratulating him. “It’s Aiden Parker! The Hero,” they scream. All the girls fawn over him and all of the boys want to be him. Aiden stands there frozen in place. “It wasn’t a dream,” he says in complete shock. “I’m not a hero,” Aiden exclaims. “Oh, but you are,” says one student. “You took down a burglar and saved a hostage,” another student says. “But...but,” Aiden stutters. “I didn’t mean to do that.” The schools fall silent. “You can’t accidentally be a hero,” a student yells. “Yeah,”…

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    There have been many people in history that have taken a stand in history. Today we have chosen our topic to be Rosa Parks, an amazing hero in our Earth’s history. Rosa Parks wasn’t only a hero she was also a strong leader and a great person. Rosa Parks was an african american that took a stand by sitting down on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Rosa took a stand for equal rights for african americans and white people. Not only did she give hope to people that needed it she also gave courage to…

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    Dylan Newbury Beginning Comp November 18, 2015 What is a hero exactly? Is it someone that dresses up in a costume and saves the city? Or is it someone that we just simply look up to and admire? Maybe it’s just someone that loves you for you and cares about your happiness. To me, a hero is someone that no matter what life throws at them they can take it on, someone that will always put others first whether it’s helping them with simple life problems or giving your life in order for them to live…

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    is remembered as this strong, brave leader, who although contained flaws, was a true hero. This is a tale that has stuck around longer than the others, but why? King Arthur has stuck with us for thousands of years not only because his story directly follows the hero’s journey, but also because he is human, and everyone like medieval stories. Every hero must go through a journey in order to achieve greatness. A hero begins by living an ordinary life. In King Arthur’s situation, he was being…

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