Beowulf: The Characteristics Of A Hero

Many people have a certain person in their life and or that they consider as a hero. Most would describe their hero as strong, tall, and brave. A hero can be described as a variety of wares, but the top three characteristics are loving, caring, and brave. Realistic heroes like police man and fiction heroes such as Beowulf have differences and similarities when coming to be a hero. They both take a part in being brave, caring, and loving. A hero must be loving because if you don’t love or have love for your hero, then how is he or she your hero. Loving your hero is just like trusting your hero. You also may love what your hero do to be the reason why they are your hero. Heroes like policeman show you every day why they are such good heroes they show that they are loving for our community to keep us say enough from crazy people in our homes
Fiction heroes like Beowulf show you that he was loving when he put his life on the line when fighting the blood thirsty monster Gerald. He showed the king that he loved what he do enough, to save him and his town from what the beast was doing. Beowulf saved the town’s people and the king from the beast who comes every night and kill these people. This hero was very passionate about what he do so therefore he is a good hero. Heroes must be caring which means he or she cares about you and your feelings. You should also care about their feelings too. When you care about someone you let them know that they can trust you, trust in what you say, and trust that they can tell you personal wares. Realistic heroes like police man show that they care about us when they don’t ever hesitate when putting their lives on the line for us and our families. They also care about us when they sign up for that job to risk their lives. But fiction heroes like Beowulf show you that they care about you too when he came all the way from his home town and his family just to come and save the kin and the kings people.