Heroes of the Ages

Beyond the era, we have heard many grand heroes through stories. But there are fairly common problems of making them a magnificent hero. Humans are not only to find courage and good deeds in their heroes, but also deeper than this. They want to know what is under the skin. Literally, why are they acting in their way? In psychology there is no clear way to explain why everyone acts in their own way. However, we can analyze the behavior in the story.

This heroic "adult" journey biography applies to movies, novels, and epics. However, television programs, radio series, and comic books are by chance too to be epic by accident. In order to port miniature hero cycles to each episode or problem, series creators often use "secret identity" metaphor. Whenever he changes from ordinary self to his heroic self, the hero "matures" over and over again with every adventure. Arthur raised his magical sword once. Prince Adam will do this in all episodes

Like the modern "hero of war". However, from ancient times to the present age, all heroes have features from east to west. First and foremost, all heroes have powerful helper to help heroes when it is dangerous; sometimes hero gains some blessings from helper. Secondly, all heroes are wise. Of course, all heroes are different in their smart field. If you use wisdom, some people feel jealous and jealous, others are good people to solve problems. But all heroes have wisdom

John Wayne has always been one of my heroes. In this modern era, the way to crush a hero is like their example of misleading us to believe in a world of fairy tales that do not exist. I thought about Wilfred Owen. One of his poems begins with "weapons and boys" and intentionally imitates Virgil's "Weapons and Men". Given the epic tradition, he finds that the hero is not an ordinary person. Most of the men of "Iliad" and "Aeneid" are in danger. As they look down on their faces they lose their mind and show their heels. In Livy I am reading now, conversation is always cheaper than action. Even in such a case, he may not be able to win when a person is in danger of courage.

From a very young age, literature recognizes brave behavior in the face of a fatal danger. Ancient heroes, medieval knights, great explorers, brave soldiers, and attractive spies. Have not boys from 15 to 18 years old dreamed of fighting ideal and devastating enemies? Have not girls of the same age dream of such glory and attractive prince? These foreign fighters are fake, weak and arrogant. Rather, it does not mean to minimize threats, but rather that Western European countries need to completely rebuild their educational system so that the solution to this danger will prove longer than we think means.