Who Is Perseus A Hero
No great hero ever became a hero without a more than a little perseverance. In Perseus’ myth I personally think this moral message perfectly describes him and every other hero. As conveyed throughout Perseus’ journey, he seems to maneuver around any strenuous obstacle course. One example, was when Perseus was a fetus, his father Acrisius, sent him and his mom, Danae into a wooden ark, drifting them away, where they did not know where to expect to land. Though, once they both reaches an island, the only thing they both really had, was each other. As time passed, Perseus grew older and older to be hero he is still known for today. He became a hero because he took up a challenge from a king to kill the Medusa. Nevertheless, he did have the help
from the gods, but this tasks was probably very demanding because of how well known he is for what he had done. In my opinion, the biggest difference between people who succeed at any difficult undertaking and those who do not is not ability but persistence. Many extremely talented people give up when obstacles arise, but not for Perseus who stands right back up as he falls down. He allows time and failure, which makes him stronger than he was. Simply, Perseus had perseverance, a duration that was probably very onerous and grueling to him. Without the time he took to defeat Medusa, nothing would have came to fruition.
Even though you are a hero or just an ordinary human, throughout your long life journey, you cannot overcome everything you come across, as seen in Perseus’ story. Though Perseus was a well known hero throughout the Greeks, he did not accomplish all he did himself. With help along the way he became who he was in the end. No matter what Perseus’ circumstances were or the distractions that pulled his attention elsewhere, the details still mattered. The smallest of details can make a large difference to the outcome, just like all the steps that led to Perseus to attack Medusa. Without a doubt, it is unarguable that Perseus could have not consummated if he did not have to help of others along his side.
from the gods, but this tasks was probably very demanding because of how well known he is for what he had done. In my opinion, the biggest difference between people who succeed at any difficult undertaking and those who do not is not ability but persistence. Many extremely talented people give up when obstacles arise, but not for Perseus who stands right back up as he falls down. He allows time and failure, which makes him stronger than he was. Simply, Perseus had perseverance, a duration that was probably very onerous and grueling to him. Without the time he took to defeat Medusa, nothing would have came to fruition.
Even though you are a hero or just an ordinary human, throughout your long life journey, you cannot overcome everything you come across, as seen in Perseus’ story. Though Perseus was a well known hero throughout the Greeks, he did not accomplish all he did himself. With help along the way he became who he was in the end. No matter what Perseus’ circumstances were or the distractions that pulled his attention elsewhere, the details still mattered. The smallest of details can make a large difference to the outcome, just like all the steps that led to Perseus to attack Medusa. Without a doubt, it is unarguable that Perseus could have not consummated if he did not have to help of others along his side.