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    Heroes have played a huge role in my late teenage years‚ ever since I saw The Dark Knight Movie in 2010 since then I have been interested in Comic Book heroes including Greek mythology. In this essay I’ll talk about the definition of hero‚ heroic characteristics also why I choose this hero. The definition of hero varies among people but‚ in my definition of a Hero is a person who is able to achieve the difficult task regardless of the resistance of society or sacrificing themselves in risky situations

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    My Heroic Journey

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    Memories. What occasions come to mind when you hear the word? Everyone has different memories that have formed throughout their lives. For some it’s a trip they took with their family‚ or a certain place‚ smell‚ sight‚ taste. Whenever you are around this trigger those feelings come back. The magic we hold in our hearts as kids can still be brought out when surrounded by a place with magical memories. It is 100 degrees outside the little sign says 20 minute wait from this point. My dad looks down

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    A heroic figure displays many great qualities. These qualities often include bravery‚ strength‚ and wisdom. My grandma is a great example of a heroic figure. She has cancer and is very brave‚ strong‚ and obedient. My grandma is a great example of a heroic figure because she is very brave. When going into her cancer treatments she displays this great quality a lot. She goes into treatment with no fear at all. She feels that treatment is the best option and that it is going to help her

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    Truthful‚ loyal‚ born leaders‚ and honesty. These are all the characteristics of a real life hero. Odysseus has features almost similar to real life heroes. Real life heroes save lives and help people which is exactly what Odysseus did. Odysseus represents a strong hero because he was a great leader‚ he had a smart mind‚ and he was very brave. A sign of Odysseus’s leadership is when he was facing the heard ships from the Cattle of the Sun God. He knew that they had eaten the cattle so he said "I

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    Odysseus, an Epic Hero

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    Odysseus is a character that embodies both strengths and weaknesses‚ which makes him an epic hero. The Odyssey‚ by Homer is the epic story of Odysseus’ adventures from The Trojan War to Ithaca. For ten years he endures human weakness‚ battling with the gods and a number of obstacles in order to reclaim his kingdom. It is Odysseus’ epic heroic traits that enable him to be successful. The three traits that Odysseus displays to make him an epic hero are leadership‚ balance of reason over emotion‚ and

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    Post Heroic Leadership Essay

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    POST-HEROIC LEADERSHIP Name Course Tutor Date Introduction Presently‚ leadership is understood to be socially embedded and constructed; therefore‚ it should be distributed among those involved in leadership. In that regard‚ relational‚ collectivist‚ procession‚ and non-authoritarian dimension of leadership is supported (Fletcher 2004; Friedrich). This paper demonstrates practical implications of post-heroic leadership theories. It claims that practices

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    Odysseus Bad Leader

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    In the epic‚ The Odyssey‚ by Homer‚ it is known that Odysseus is a bad leader because he doesn’t give clear directions and he decides to venture to lethal places. Odysseus is someone who does not provide adequate directions to his crew‚ including the many times he tells his men something that they are not suppose to do that they still do. “Aeolus / ‚ god of unfavorable winds / … bottling up unfavorable winds and sending them a fair breeze / … the men untie the bag of winds. And their ships are blown

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    Odysseus Reflection Paper

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    who blinded you so-say Odysseus‚ raider of cities‚ he gouged out your eye‚ Laertes’ son who makes his home in Ithaca!” Date or approximate time of composition(oral and/or written):850 BC-700 BC Exact title of the story: The Odyssey Author or authors of the piece (theory surrounding its origin): Homer The country/region of origin: Greece Page & line number or page‚ paragraph‚ and speaker of the passage: Pg 369‚ Line #’s 553-562‚ and the speaker was Odysseus Context within the

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    Odysseus Hero Definition

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    this a better place for all people.” But seeing as this poet says “any person‚” that person can be of human or even superhuman characteristics so long as their deed is right. In this case‚ in Robert Fagel’s translation of The Odyssey by Homer‚ Odysseus is a king longing to return home after numerous years of war. Of his tales‚ there are points of hardship and times where he is greatly dignified. He displays acts of heroism even having exposed sides of him that are both weak and of great strengths

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    In Homer’s‚ “The Odyssey”‚ Odysseus struggles to return home not only to rejoin his wife Penelope and son Telemakhos but also to fulfill his duty as ruler and legend. As Odysseus struggles homeward‚ the idea of his true self and what defines him shifts. His longing for family and sovereignty serves‚ at times‚ as a raging fire that propels him home. At other times it seems to be lost in the shadows of his adventures. At the end‚ when all conflicts are resolved and Odysseus is reunited with his wife

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