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    Gerald Simoneaux: My Hero

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    Heroes are not just in comics and movies; these heroes don’t wear masks or capes. But these heroes still seem to have super powers that somehow capture our hearts and amaze us with their abilities. They are the ones we look up to‚ the ones who make an impact in our lives‚ and the ones who seem to make everything better to save the day. My grandfather‚ Gerald Simoneaux is my hero because he taught me that I could conquer anything if I set my mind to it. He not only inspired me to be myself but to

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    5 Modern day heroes    As children we all had our favorite superheroes. We loved them‚ worshipped them‚  pretended to be them‚ dressed like them and even talked like them. Now that we’re adults‚  we are all too well aware that heroes are in high demand but can rarely be found. The  overwhelming ugliness found everywhere in the world today‚ has desensitized us to the  point where hardly anything seems shocking or repulsive anymore. Luckily we don’t need  superpowers or a cape to make a difference in the world

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    Critical Analysis of Superman and the Dam Throughout the many years of Superman comics‚ Lois Lane’s presence in them is a constant. While her personality varies over time‚ looking at the earliest version of Lois Lane we see that her characterization is quite progressive and whether intentional or not‚ Siegel and Schuster wrote a feminist character for the time they lived in. As they made Lois a determined‚ career-driven woman who strived to be taken seriously by her boss‚ she stood out against

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    Heroes are unbelievable! How does someone become a hero? Heroes that fly and battle crime are not actual heroes. Real heroes are people who do something heroic‚ unusual‚ or important. Heroes are people who take risks. Heroes prospect their life to do something good for us. They save us when we are in trouble‚ pick us up when we are down‚ and give us hope. They also solve problems‚ distribute justice‚ make a positive difference in the world. Harriet Tubman and Elizabeth Blackwell are heroes. These

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    Definition Essay Heroes

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    People may think of the word hero differently. When I hear the word hero I think of Superman‚ Batman‚ and Spiderman. Those are all great “heroes” in my opinion. However‚ we know those are not factual heroes. A hero‚ also defined as someone who has made noble or brave accomplishments. Someone’s accomplishments or someone in a cape does not make them a hero. A true hero is someone who helps or makes a difference in someone’s life. The example he or she sets for society can make them a hero. Heroes

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    Joseline Garcia Lisa Jackson English 1301 February 18‚ 2013 Rough draft In the documentary Look‚ Up in the Sky! The Amazing Story of Superman‚ the people thought of Superman as a hope to World War II‚ women’s action in the 1940‚ and Anti- Americans activities. In this essay the reader is going to learn why Superman is a Rhetorical example. “Not only does Rhetorical object express the values…of a society‚ but also its ideologies‚ hopes‚ fears‚ religion‚ social structure‚ and metaphysics (Burgchardt

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    In popular culture‚ comic book heroes are individuals characterized not only by their superior physical and cognitive abilities‚ but also their desire to use those abilities to promote justice—justice‚ for Immanuel Kant‚ being the virtue of “respect [for] other’s freedom‚ autonomy‚ and dignity.” Oftentimes‚ the hero’s desire to promote justice is carried out in the form of retributive vigilantism‚ which‚ in its most basic sense‚ involves the hero operating independently of the state to punish wrongdoers

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    Superpowers In Beowulf

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    Samuel Ballantyne Mr. Sloan British Literature 19 October 2014 Hero What does someone mean when they call them a hero? Is it someone who has a supernatural ability they use to save the world‚ as well as stop disastrous situations? Do they fly into a burning building and save your kid‚ or stop a bank robber with their spider web? Indeed we were all influenced by characters with superpowers‚ believing one day we can grow up‚ and one day use powers such as those of Superman or Spiderman to one day save

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    Captain Fantastic is the story of a father who raises his children in the woods separated from most of society. The father‚ Ben‚ taught his kids skills that would not be taught in school or learned in the typical American society. When Ben’s wife and mother of the children‚ Leslie‚ passes away the family feels obligated to fill their mother’s final wishes despite the push back from society and family members. They go on their mission to rescue Leslie and their lifestyle is forced to work in society

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    At one point in life‚ we all wanted superpowers. The thought of having the ability to fly or read minds always seemed amazing. However‚ everything has its cons‚ no matter what. In Alexandra Bracken’s book "The Darkest Minds‚" the main character‚ Ruby‚ went through was not being able to control her gifts‚ people constantly hunting her down‚ and was wanted as a weapon. First‚ since Ruby was locked up in a "rehabilitation camp" most of her life‚ she did not know how to control her abilities. For example

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