The Four Stages Of The Hero's Journey

Heroes come in different shapes, sizes, and looks. Maybe someone you saw on the street one day was heroic for saving someone’s life in a car accident. A hero to me is someone who can be brave in situations that aren’t so safe, and take a risk to make sure everyone is okay, no matter who

Heros can people regular people with normal abilities. To really be considered a hero, one must prove it. Bob Riley once said, “Hard times don't create heroes. It is during the hard times when the 'hero' within us is revealed.”

Believe it or not, everyone has a hero of some kind; someone who is related to you, someone famous you admire and many other kinds of heroes. Everyone has a hero who puts others before themselves, someone who is polite, positive and someone who goes above and beyond to help others. Anyone can be a hero at any given time or in any given place.

Heroes are everywhere is our daily lives,anyone can become a hero even the least expected person. Everyone has a different definition to define what a hero is. I think that a hero is someone that is admired and has done some sort of act courage. Or they helped someone in anyway like saving peoples lives. A hero can also be someone who has achieved the impossible,also can be someone who left their life to help others.

Heroes are people who put others before themselves. Such as on 9/11, when a call was given out for boats to come rescue people off the island of Manhattan, where the terror attacks happened, as pictured in “Boatlift” Vincent Ardillo calls out to his wife “I gotta do something.” This represent heroism because Ardillo is not thinking of how he will be impacted, but rather

A hero is someone who can be looked up to for their actions. Doctors, Firefighters and missionaries are all examples

To me a hero is someone who can overcome trials and tribulations. A hero is brave enough to face the world and help others in a time of need. Langston Hughes is a good example of a hero because he helped his community and other young people in the world.

A hero is not a man in tights or a cape. An example of a hero is a character named mulan, from the movie mulan. I think she is a hero because she is strong enough to face her many challenges and strong enough to overcome her imperfection. One challenge that mulan had to deal with was having to save china in war from the Huns.

To numerous people a hero is a person with supernatural gifts and great gallantry. It is someone that would save lives and help make the world a better place like Superman for example. A list of these mainstream heroes can extended a mile long, however, that is not the case in reality. Real world heroes are seen much differently from fictional characters. People are labeled heroes based on two words: positive impact.

Heroes are commonly known as fictional characters like Captain America or Superman but the truth is that anyone can be a hero. The true definition of a hero is someone who is idolized or looked up to for his or her own accomplishments or traits. There are many examples of real life heroes and folktale heroes told throughout the world. One example would be folktale story Joe Magarac who worked in an iron ore mine. Another example would be male Sheldon Smith who created a program dedicated to helping young African American teenagers learn how to be a man and take care of their children. Another example would be American soldier Dennis Weichel who risked his own life so save an Afghanistan girl from being ran over. All of these stories show different traits of real life and folktale characters and what they did to help. All of these stories show that different character traits make up a hero.

Heros are willing to help no matter the situation. There way a guy on a French train with a Luger automatic pistol with extra ammo, but was tackled, beaten and tied up before he could do harm to anyone. He was a hero by tackling an armed person to save lives by risking his. Frederick Douglas was a former slave who was afraid to talk to anyone in fear of being captured. He said, “I was afraid to speak to anyone for fear of speaking to the wrong one and thereby falling into the hands of money loving kidnappers whose business it was to lie in wait for the panting fugitive as the ferocious beasts of the forest lie in wait for their prey.” SB, page 71. He helped get rid of slavery which is a big heroic act. There were boats in danger of falling buildings. One of the boatman said, “Were are a big orange target in the middle of the target. In conclusion they all went beyond what a normal person would do.

Anyone who influences anyone else by saving or helping save his or her lives can be a hero. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. changed the lives of millions of people by bringing justice to minorities. Mahatma Gandhi, one of the greatest heroes, led a nonviolent revolution to free his country. Even a parent can be a hero to his or her child by leading them in the right direction. All teachers are heroes when they make it their job to teach a child anything that will help them in life. You don’t have to go to great lengths by risking your life to make a difference in someone else’s life.

To me, an example of a hero would be a fearless nineteen year old girl from Pakistan determined to make a change. Her name is Malala Yousafzai. In 2012, fifteen year old Malala was shot by the Taliban for speaking up for what should be considered a basic right.

Hero. According to Webster’s New World Dictionary, a hero is defined as “any person, male or female, admired for courage, nobility, etc.” (Webster’s New World Dictionary, “hero 1”). Webster’s Pocket Dictionary, comparably, defines a hero as “a person of great courage, spirit, etc., especially one who has undergone great danger or difficulty” (Webster’s Pocket Dictionary, “hero 3”). Heroes are not born heroes. Yes, everyone is born with the ability to be a hero, but in time, they may or may not become one. In our society, heroes are greatly acclaimed in the media. Whenever some person takes a bullet for a loved one or saves a child from a burning building, there is a huge deal made about it, and they become known as heroes. But a person does not have to physically save someone’s life to be a hero. A hero can also be someone who simply stands up for what he or she believes. Much like Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird, a hero can be someone who knows what is right and does the right thing, even if he is ridiculed for doing so. Also, whether or not a person is a hero depends on the perspective of the person. For instance, a little girl may think her father is the greatest man alive, but her first grade classmate does not think so- instead, she thinks her father is a hero. The daughters of the man who is known for deterring United Airlines Flight 93 on September 11, 2001 definitely think him a

Many people who do not consider themselves heroes, but others may think them much more than that. People who just smile and say hi and change a life forever. Hero are not born. They're made - sculpted by the choices they make and the people in their lives. A hero is not some abstract being, some superhuman, with inhuman power, or a perfectly selfless and good person.