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    leadership‚ all qualities that people admire. While displaying these archetypal heroic traits he also displays his weaknesses as a man‚ particularly his excessive pride‚ which actually make him easy to relate to. So by demonstrating his strengths‚ and overcoming his weaknesses he becomes an epic hero‚ not only in Homer ’s time but in the 21st century as well. Yet these archetypal heroic qualities are not his only heroic qualities‚ in order to win his battles and find his way home he needed to display

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    importance to its own stories and these were sometimes put together by unknown men – poets or bards. This was called ‘Heroic Poems’. Heroic poems differed from ballads in being longer‚ in having more characters and in having a nationalistic or tribal feelings. Ballads had a typical ballad metre‚ heroic poems had the line rather than stanza as their metrical unit. Classical epic grew from the heroic poems. Simply defined an Epic is a long poem about the doings of one or more characters from history or legend

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    Dryden as a Satairist

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    Dryden as a Satirist Introduction: Dryden is one of the greatest English satirists. He is the first practitioner of classical satire which after him was to remain in vogue for about one hundred and fifty years. From the very beginning of his literary career Dryden evinced a sharp satiric bent. He translated some of the satires of the Roman writer Persius when he was only a pupil at Westminster. Further‚ in his comedies he produced numerous passages of sparkling satire. He keenly studied the satirical

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    Napoleon Bonaparte was remembered as the General and leader of the French army‚ the ruler of France as their First Consul‚ and the Emperor of France. Some thought positive of Napoleon‚ others thought negative of him‚ and Napoleon himself obviously thought positive of himself‚ too: ¡§Napoleon was a brilliant military commander who carefully planned each campaign‚ using speed‚ deception‚ and surprise to confuse and demoralize his opponents.¡¨ -Marvin Perry (Perry‚ 122) ¡§I closed the gulf

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    the ring were to be taken out of the equation‚ there would still be a purpose for introducing the character‚ Gollum. Introducing the ring‚ and Gollum does make a difference in the story. This part of the story shows Bilbo being confident‚ risky‚ and heroic. When Bilbo first enters the dark cave and meets Gollum‚ they play a riddle game. At the end of the game‚ Bilbo asks Gollum what was in his pockets‚ and was confident that he wouldn’t guess it. “Bilbo seeing what had happened and having nothing better

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    Pi Hero's Journey

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    The Heroic Monomyth‚ also known as the hero’s journey‚ is the basic story-telling pattern for many classical novels. In Life of Pi‚ the heroic journey is split into three sections. The first section is the introduction of the protagonist at his normal life setting‚ in which he displays more than normal characteristics. The second section is the protagonist’s actual journey and the experiences he went through. The final section is the grand ambiguous conclusion of his journey‚ leaving the reader

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    Addie is to be buried. Their take on these engagements seem heroic‚ but they come to the point where the family’s’/ family member(s) actions are more foolish than anything. The Bundrens’ making their way back to find a new way of crossing the flooded river at first seems noble but becomes over dramatic. For example‚ the log comes rushing at them and Cash makes a dash for the coffin and tools while reinjuring his leg. This seems heroic of Cash sacrificing his leg and life for his mother especially

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    interesting to many people. In this story there is a main character named Gilgamesh and his friend named Enkidu. I think that Enkidu is very good at taking care of business and being the role model in this story. Therefor‚ I think that Enkidu is the more Heroic character in this story. In my opinion‚ a hero is someone who cares more about other people rather than himself. Not only do they care about other people but they want to make the world a better place in many different ways. Enkidu says in the story

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    agree with the prompt “dealing with conflict can give rise to heroic qualities in an individual”. The essay is written in a formal language which is best suited for year 12 VCE students‚ teachers and educated citizens who are interested in the topic discussed; the heroic qualities presented by the “candy bomber” Gail Halverson‚ the outspoken and independent Nancy Wake and the two characters from the movie Paradise Road‚ who present great heroic qualities when placed in a dreadful conflict of world war

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    Temptations of Odysseus

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    sword and spear‚ and a master of war strategy. Most of the challenges and adventures in his return voyage from Troy show us this even if we had no idea of his great heroic stature and accomplishments in the Trojan war. I found in my reading of the Odyssey that most of the trials the gods place upon him are readily faced with heroic means. These challenges are not necessarily welcomed by Odysseus but accepted as part of his role. He is the hero‚ its his lot to wield sword and shield and bravely

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