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    Outlaw Heroes

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    Nicole Panzullo English 50 March 21‚ 2006 Second Draft of Paper #2 In "The Thematic Paradigm"‚ Robert Ray explains how there are two distinctly different heroes‚ the outlaw hero and the official hero. The official hero embraces common values and traditional beliefs‚ while the outlaw has a clear sense of right and wrong but operates above the law (Ray). Ray explains how the role of an outlaw hero has many traits. "The attractiveness of the outlaw hero’s childishness and propensity to whims

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    Myths and Heroes

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    It has been so used and misused that it has become more or less meaningless. It used to be a great word‚ while today it is being used to speak about every soldier or civil servant ... It has lost its meaning and it has lost its purpose;  everyday heroes are firefighters‚ cops‚ first responders. They are Dads and Moms‚ soccer players and singers. Everybody can be called a hero and that will be the subject of my presentation. First we have to distinguish between those who had a heroic moment and

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    the heroes in both works are alike‚ they are also very different from one another. The Epic of Gilgamesh and The Hunger Games both illustrate: two heroes who overcome obstacles in different ways‚ wise advisors the heroes seek wisdom from‚ an unbreakable bond between two characters‚ and also two very distinctive but successful journeys and victories. Heroes continuously overcome challenges during their various journeys. The Epic of Gilgamesh and The Hunger Games depict two different heroes who must

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    The Journey

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    True journey stories for me have always been The Wizard of Oz‚ Odysseus‚ Star Wars‚ and It’s a Wonderful Life. The hero in each of these stories is usually immersed in feelings of hopelessness that are always initiated by a crisis. Dorothy suffers the loss of friends‚ family and home‚ and is ultimately exiled. Odysseus also loses friends‚ family and home‚ as do Luke and George Bailey. My crisis centered around the loss of my friends‚ family and home in Syria. Through past years‚ two of my best

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    In Europe of 1552‚ the Spanish Inquisition had recently begun‚ and art was very important. As Above‚ So below‚ a historical fiction novel by Rudy Rucker‚ transforms the art of Peter Bruegel into a story of his life and death. Peter Bruegel‚ an ambitious young artist‚ sells his first piece of art in the French-Italian Alps‚ marking the beginning of his career. Once he became a master himself Bruegel traveled Italy and was amazed by Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel. Returning to Belgium‚ he began to

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    Qualities Of Greek Heroes

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    Ancient Greeks valued greek heroes greatly because of their ability to overcome any tasks that comes their way. Greek Heroes possessed superhuman abilities which allowed them to achieve seemingly insurmountable goals. Overtime Greeks have already tried‚ and failed to accomplish the tasks that Greek heroes have completed. All of these heroes had many qualities which Ancient Greeks valued. Some of these qualities are physical strength‚ perseverance‚ and courage. Ancient Greeks and people today still

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    priorities of many people; but in my childhood the crisis for many people was perennial. In all crises‚ those of before and now‚ there are always a few who have much‚ almost everything or everything and many who have little‚ little or nothing. The heroes and heroines I want to talk about are those men and women‚ fathers and mothers‚ who have belonged or belong to the group of those fighters with scarce resources. I think I am not mistaken if I say that there is nothing worse in life than a war‚ and

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    What is a hero? What comes to your mind when someone speaks of heroes and or heroines or Super Heroes and Heroines for that matter? Well lets see‚ Webster defines a super hero as a benevolent fictional character with superhuman powers and a hero as a person‚ typically a man‚ who is admired or idealized for their courage and outstanding achievements‚ and is typically identified as a person of noble qualities. A person who people will sympathize with. A man of the people. Or‚ the people’s champion

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    even ask. I needed service hours for Confirmation so I told my cousin I would help. Upon arrival‚ the banner at the entrance read "Welcome Rudy Ruettiger". I couldn’t believe what I was reading. My heart started racing! This was someone I had always admired and now I get to hear him speak. It was my late Grandfather who introduced me to the story of Rudy. He bought me the movie because he knew my love for Notre Dame and football. Watching the movie weekly for years became a ritual in my family

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    David Copperfield's Heroes

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    observer but unwilling or unable to solve these problems. So who are the heroes within David Copperfield‚ and what attributes create a Dickensian hero? Every household has a tragedy and a villain. And from each conflict a hero emerges; Aunt Betsey rescues David from the Murdstones‚ Mr. Micawber exposes Uriah Heep to the Wickfields‚ and Martha finds Emily and returns her to the Peggotys. All of them are also unexpected heroes; they have some of the largest faults in the book but turn out to be others’

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