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    significant; as a hero. Amongst his peers he exhibited higher thresholds of empathy, which was quite high especially in the historical context. He lived by his philosophy of equality and fairness, and preached in-directly and literally towards those around him. When confronted by conflict he would approach passively and attentively sought that no one was to be laid victim. He however also had…

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    Heroism, but Before Christ, so Does it Really Exist? Bristling muscles, deadly attractiveness and cutting-edge weapons are all prerequisites for the modern day hero. The same requirements were exemplified even in 700 B.C., when Homer wrote his epic poem, The Iliad. And although the protagonist of the poem is undoubtedly Achilles, a Greek demigod, the character that truly embodies heroism is the Trojan prince, Hector. Hectors heroism is supported by the acclaimed writer and book critic, Bernard…

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    successful play “Oedipus the King” the main character, Oedipus, represents himself as a heroic archetype by overcoming such crazy obstacles by his family. In my eyes, a hero represents someone with much bravery and knowledge of what to do in life changing issues. Oedipus may not be the typical suit and armor, cape and magical powers type of hero, but he attempts to do what he believes is right for his own sake. Heroes can be known for their heroic events when they do something extraordinary not…

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    Characteristics in Candide and The Journey to the West What does it take to be considered a hero? In ancient literature one can become a hero in many different ways. The culture and era in which a literary work is created has a strong effect on the heroic figure. As literature evolved throughout time and cultures, a hero and villain could have similar actions but be portrayed completely different. A literary hero is defined as, “A person noted for feats of courage or nobility of purpose,…

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    "I 'm sorry", but after reading this story, I have undertaken a new meaning of forgiveness. My first reaction to reading the story was sorrow and anger. It never crossed my mind that the family would forgive and help the murderer. It takes a true hero to forgive someone that has done something so despicable. This is an inspirational story that shows that no matter what happens in life, it is important to forgive people. I think forgiveness is an issue in today 's society. Many people believe…

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    Gilgamesh. From Gilgamesh the qualities that can be derived are bravery, strength, compassion, and versatility. These qualities are the foundation for defining a hero. Gilgamesh did not however portray heroism initially, but after embracing these qualities he was able to become a true hero. Bravery is an essential quality for a hero because he needs to set an example for his people. Heroes usually carry a sense of authority in their community, just as Gilgamesh was the king of Uruk. Also, he…

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    transform himself into a flying idealized hero made of blue and white lightning, Jerry became Dynamo and had the kind of adventures a kid could only imagine. He befriended the brash teen hero with reality-altering abilities, Kid Impossible, fell in love with Miranda, the Rune Girl, and was eventually welcomed into the premier superhero team, First Line, by his idol and solar-powered champion, Solara. Then he grew up. Dynamo tells the story of a boy turned hero by a moment of senseless trauma,…

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    Literature How can someone be defined as an epic hero? During the Anglo-Saxon culture and literature, being a hero was like being a warrior. A hero had to be courageous, strong, and intelligent. They had to be willing to face the odds and even sacrifice death for glory and for their people as well. But, above all else, the Anglo-Saxon hero had to remain humble and kind throughout all of their triumph. Characteristics of what it means to be a hero are shown through the Anglo-Saxon core values.…

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    Overwatch Cinematic is a trailer created in order to advertise the game Overwatch. The trailer started with a narration of a documentary film that is a flashback that serves two purposes, set the setting or create the framework of the overwatch world, which used to have conflicts and wars, and give an overview or background information of what Overwatch is, “an elite international task force of soldiers, scientists, adventurers, oddities, and guardians.” The documentary film also act as a…

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    Keesh and Pi both faced many hardships trying to survive in an extreme environment. However, they used many qualities to help them survive such as intelligence and bravery to help them survive this harsh environment. This is shown how Keesh would use his intelligence to help him in their survival situation by using items that his tribe would have never thought of before to help kill the dangerous animals easier. Pi uses his bravery to help him survive without fearing of the outcome of the…

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