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    The mentors give advice and guidance to the protagonist until they believe, or are forced, to separate and leave the hero to continue their journey, usually, alone. In The Lightning Thief, I believe that Chiron, Mr. Brunner, is the main mentor. He’s the person who mainly helps Percy understand everything that is really going on before sending him off to the real quest…

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    of heroes in the Medieval time period would, he approaches the adventure to prove his nobility. He hears about the troubles that Hrothgar is having with Grendel and he decides he is going to be the one to slay the relentless demon. One quality of a hero from…

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    Anglo-Saxon culture, Beowulf was considered a hero, but that is not the case in modern culture. The Anglo-Saxons took huge pride in their heroes. The Anglo-Saxons’ hero had to have been amazingly strong, intelligent and brave to be thought of as a hero. They also believed in dying while in battle in order to die with a lot of fame and glory.Every hero in Anglo-Saxon culture was a warrior. Beowulf embodied all three characteristics of an Anglo-Saxon warrior and hero. Beowulf’s story was so…

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    Beowulf Vs Batman

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    Hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to perseve and endure inspite of overwhelming obstacles. An epic hero is larger than life character that magnifests the values and traditions of his culture.A hero is a man of distinguished courage admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities. Beowulf and Batman both possess these characteristics. In this essay I am going to talk about an epic hero Beowulf and a modern day hero Batman through different sources of information.…

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    Hero: (noun) A man of distinguished courage or ability, admired for his brave deeds and noble qualities. In the epic poem called “The Odyssey” by Homer, the main character, Odysseus, is forced from his home to pursue his duties as king of Ithaca. He leaves to protect his country and win the trojan war. Once Odysseus is in the midst of his quest, he is faced with many conflicts of which he must overcome. However, Odysseus lets many people down and hurts more people than he saves, yet he still…

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    What Makes A Hero

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    A hero is someone with exceptional skills. He might have laser-vision or super-strength. Perhaps he has the ability to render himself invisible. Whatever the case, he has uncanny and even unnatural abilities that make him a hero. He may be excessively rich, or have endless resources to provide his success. Or so the media would have people think. In reality, none of these unique powers make a hero. This is because a hero is not classified by a set of supereal abilities, but by personality…

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    Everdeen as a ‘hero’ through the expert use of language techniques. Through the use of these techniques Collins is able to explore the characteristics of Katniss which made her a hero, specifically bravery, sacrifice and determination. Based on the given evidence it is clear that through her many heroic characteristics, Katniss Everdeen is seen as a hero in both the eyes of the novel’s characters and readers alike. Within novel ‘The Hunger Games’ Collins positions Katniss as a hero through the…

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    What is a hero? When someone hears the word “hero”, they think of a person in a leotard and cape with unnatural super powers flying through a city. The hero is looking to aid helpless citizens from an evil villain. In reality there are many other characteristics to being a hero. During The Odyssey by Homer,Odysseus went to go sail to fight in the Trojan war with his men. On his way back home to Ithaca he encounters many problems that he must face to get back home.Odysseus saved many lives…

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    Within epic tales, an epic hero plays a very significant role. Traits of a typical epic hero consist of skill, strength, intelligence, and courage. Throughout the conflicts that Odysseus encountered in his adventures and his actions in response to them, it can definitely be said that he fulfilled all of the requirements for an epic hero. His poise aided him on his journey, and he demonstrated his ability to be an articulate speaker. Although his endless curiosity has caused dilemmas, his…

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    Heroic journeys can happen in many different ways. Everyone has a journey in their life, not all are the same, as we can see in Moana and The hobbit. As we compare the heroic journeys of Moana and The Hobbit we can see The Hobbit creates a stronger heroic journey through analyzing the departure, initiation, and return. One of the part of a heroic journey is the departure, an example is in Moana how she has to leave her home island because her grandma has told her about the heart of tafiti and…

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