Heroes
are people who are admired for their distinguished courage, intelligence, and cunning.
Not only are they admired for these qualities, they can be looked up to for
them. Heroes also usually fight for a group or a cause to better or promote a
common-good. I personally think that heroes are people that fight for
something, no matter what the consequences is for them. For example, I find
that Martin Luther King Jr. is a hero.
King fought, literally to the death, for a cause that was bigger than just
him. With almost an entire country against him he found his beliefs to be
evident and fought for them with vigor. This eventually led to bettering
America’s civil laws which led to simple human rights that were not before
present. He, and others like him, are heroes.
Yet, the road to becoming a hero
can also be paved with other methods at hand. People such as Bill Gates, and
Steve Jobs, I would also consider heroes. Around the mid-1970s these men, and
others, paved the path for modern technology with their own hands. They started
by doing things such as building and selling computers from their garage, and
now have invented half of the things you use on a daily basis.
Heroes are normally defined for
their strength, fighting skills, or things along the physical line of traits.
Though, modern times show that the denotation has evolved into something that
can encompass both the heroes of the past, and the activists, and scientists
who are shaping our world today.
- Connor Elsea
I liked that you talked about more than one person. Great post!
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