True Heroes Research Paper
True Heroes There are many figures in the world that people think are heroes but do these heroly figures really have the characteristics of a true hero and do not do it for fame? People have many ideas of a hero but do they know what true heroes are? True heroes are people who help others, be determined, but they are not always fearless. True heroes risk their own personal lives to help others. One person who risked his life for others was Welles Crowther who saved 12 people at the attack of the twin towers. He acted bravely in the last hour of his life and saved Lin Young’s life. She said, “Without him I would never be here. He saved my life. Unfortunately his mother had to lose him to save me.” He is a true hero and truly risked his life to save others. Another true hero is Mulan and how she went into the army to help her dad even though it was punishable by death to impersonate a soldier. True heroes also are determined on a task and they never give up. One example is Odysseus when he encounters the cyclops, Polyphemus. Odysseus keeps on trying to come up with
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Instead, they have many doubts passing through their mind every second. A great example of this is the people from the “Boat Lift” and how they did not know what was in the black smoke but they still went to rescue the people on manhattan island. Imagine going to Manhattan island island to save people but you did not know what made the black smoke. There would be doubts flowing through your mind but the people still went to rescue the stranded people. Frederick Douglas, also is a great example of a true hero. Right before he was going to speak in a anti-slavery he had doubts flowing through his mind. He said in his autobiography when he was asked to speak, “I took it up reluctantly. The truth was, I felt myself a slave, and the idea of speaking to white people weighed me down.” He had many doubts flowing through his mind but he still
Instead, they have many doubts passing through their mind every second. A great example of this is the people from the “Boat Lift” and how they did not know what was in the black smoke but they still went to rescue the people on manhattan island. Imagine going to Manhattan island island to save people but you did not know what made the black smoke. There would be doubts flowing through your mind but the people still went to rescue the stranded people. Frederick Douglas, also is a great example of a true hero. Right before he was going to speak in a anti-slavery he had doubts flowing through his mind. He said in his autobiography when he was asked to speak, “I took it up reluctantly. The truth was, I felt myself a slave, and the idea of speaking to white people weighed me down.” He had many doubts flowing through his mind but he still