I would consider someone a hero if they seemed to do everything right. When you see them and all you can say is "wow, if only i could be like them" or "what would we do if we didn't have people like them?" We also think of someone as a hero when they "rescue" us from something dread full or scary.
First of all, since he is a fictitious character, we would have to ask an authority, like his creator, to ellaborate on that. Other than that, if I was him, I'd feel pretty darn awesome. Though I would need a vacation once in a while, if that was possible, because fighting crime can become very stressful, not to mention dangerous.
First of all, since he is a fictitious character, we would have to ask an authority, like his creator, to ellaborate on that. Other than that, if I was him, I'd feel pretty darn awesome. Though I would need a vacation once in a while, if that was possible, because fighting crime can become very stressful, not to mention dangerous.
You help someone from a emergency and you are a hero
By doing good things made famous by media.
There are consequences with it, for example if you're a prophet you get unwanted attention, and are disbelieved much.
A suffix for the word hero is -ine, as in heroine. A heroine is the feminine version of the word hero.
No. Hero is a noun. The adjective form is heroic.(in the compound noun hero sandwich, hero is acting as a noun adjunct)
Someone who is a hero but does not wish to be acknowledged as one.Also seeThe reluctant hero is a heroic archetype described by Joseph Campbell in The Hero With a Thousand Faces: The reluctant hero is typically portrayed ...
because he is a hero
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you need to feel it
it feels really awesome and you feel really brave, but it also feels scary too.
=== === I also like him but he is like me hero he is hott and stuff but he is also my hero i got a pillow of him and if i am sad and stuff the pillow makes me feel better so he is my hero!
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No, he didn't fit what I feel is the classic definition of a hero, but that does not mean he was not an admirable man. There is no doubt that he was successful and did some great things.
Katnis feels like she is a hero and she loved Peet’s
Being recognized as a hero or heroine by your spouse, family, friends, and business associates can be a very validating and rewarding experience. It can make you feel appreciated, respected, and valued for your actions and contributions. It may enhance your self-esteem and strengthen your relationships with others.
According to Aristotle, the audience should feel pity for the tragic hero and fear that the same fate could befall them.
He was a hero. It led voters to vote him in as president.
The cast of I Feel Like a Hero - 2012 includes: Loney Childress as Bruno Bradd Childress as Jack Salvatore Janine Livett as Summer Austin Carlton McCaslin as Frances Hooper Alyssia Statz as Teal
yes people play guitar hero better with the guitar its the whole point of the game and its easier to hit the notes with your fingers and you get a better feel for the game
The term "hero" is much abused in criticism of Shakespeare's works, and has generated, especially when qualified as a "tragic hero" some pretty strange criteria. But basically, it is like this: there are two main characters in this play, Othello and Iago. At the end of the day, does anyone feel even slightly sorry for Iago? He is a villain and no hero. That leaves only Othello. If tragedy is a sadness for the loss of what might have been, it is Othello's and Desdemona's tragedy--we feel sorry for them because they have lost their love, their marriage, their hopes and their lives. What has Iago lost that is comparable? Nothing. The only people who doubt that Othello can be the hero of this play, if anyone is, are racists and feminists, the former because they refuse to accept a hero who is black and the latter because they refuse to accept a hero who treats his wife like that. For them, I guess the play has no hero.