Sunny Deol

Superman, Batman, Ironman, Hulk, Thor, etc. All ‘heroes’ in the world, but not just superheroes are ‘heroes’. Everyone has the potential to become a hero, and heroism traits are a part of everyone. A hero isn’t always the strongest human being that risks their life, a hero is someone who makes a positive impact in someone else’s life and overcomes challenges. Bob Riley said, “Hard times don’t create heroes. It is during the hard times when the ‘hero’ within us is revealed.” This quote proves how

Romance heroes, Action heroes, Fiction heroes, Real heroes. They are all around us. Have you ever actually stopped to think about all the places we can see/find heroes in our daily lives? Near and far, people are performing courageous acts this second. If we just stopped to realize these everyday people, we could view the world in such a different light than focusing on the negative acts of criminals and liars. What is the real question? What is a hero, or who is a hero? Well, in my eyes, a hero

What Is A Hero? An extremely popular film, titled American Sniper, was released just last year. Chris Kyle is the main character in this incredible true story. In a flashback, his father said, “There are three types of people in the world: the sheep, the wolf, and the sheepdog. The sheep are the people that depend on everyone to protect and look after them. The wolf is the man who attempts to bring down society and make life unbearable for the sheep. The sheepdog is a rare breed, they stand

In The Search, by Naguib Mahfouz, the protagonist, Saber, brings forth the question of what it means to be a genuine hero. After being thrust into a world of uncertainty, he sets off on a search to find his father. Yet, it is quickly apparent that Saber lacks the qualities to be a hero in the traditional sense. While Saber does experience a portion of expected heroic-like events, he fails to be a typical hero because of his inability to overcome his transgressions and maintain conventional heroic

Heroes shouldn’t seek accolades, heroes should stay humble and never be selfish; not doing so makes you selfish and non heroic in every aspect possible. Risking your life for treasure isn’t worth it, it’s also not what being a true hero is really about. Definition of a hero summed into my own words “a person who does selfless acts without thought of reward.” In the Story Of Beowulf all Beowulf wanted was accolades, because of that Beowulf died selfishly instead of dying as a true hero.

Heroes have become a staple in every culture. Even cultures that existed long before our own. This is because heroes give common people a figure to look up to and to try to mirror. Heroes also give something for people to root for. Heroes can also come in many different forms. Some are obvious and are told right from the start that they are a hero. Others play a less obvious role in the overall story and can often be misinterpreted for a villain. Heroes represent all the good people search for in

“he·ro[ˈhirō]NOUN heroes (plural noun) 1. a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.” Most people think of this definition when they think of the word “hero”, however when others think of the word “Hero” a different definition comes to mind. A hero is a person who other people look up to for guidance because they impacted their lives and whenever there was a tough situation that person got through it. That definition are also three traits that

Heroes are not only the people flying around but can also be the everyday man with a good heart. An everyday man like a firefighter and policemen can be a hero. Firefighters and policemen are strong and courageous. They risk their lives just to save and protect an everyday stranger. That is what a hero does. Being a hero does not require having super strength or need to read minds, but being a hero does require certain qualities that make a hero. One of those qualities is being a leader and also

Leaders at church often say, God wants his people to use their unique gifts and talents to serve others. Heroes are a great example of people who use their gifts to serve others; however, their gifts are not always superpowers. In spite of the stereotypes, many heroes are average people with a dream of something better for themselves and others. For instance, Frederick Douglass was a slave, yet he still became a hero. Despite the many trials he escaped and used his gifts of speech and writing to

“Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary” (Gerard Way). This statement is a clear statement that clearly says, “heroes do not wear capes in real life”, they are just normal people who allow themselves to go up and beyond in life. Heroes are people that we all strive to be like for one reason or another, whether that reason is a greedy one like money or fame, or for a much nobler cause, such as helping out and making the world better, that does not stop us from trying our best