Thursday, September 24, 2020
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Heroes are no zeros
Heroes are ordinary.
It’s a random day, anything could happen but then I see criminals robbing the store and what do I do? I have two options, I can either run and get the cops or go and stop the burglary. Well a business man named James was late for an appointment for his sore throat. But he gave up his time to stop criminals. What a selfless man, isn’t he?
When I say heroes, the Avengers come to mind, doesn't it. Super jumping, Super strength, Telekinesis, Agility, but they are all false. Do you want to hear about real heroes? Well real heroes are ordinary people but with integrity, and they treat others like how they want to be treated.
For example on February 27th a random guy named Turawaho Hemopo better known as T to his friends, was a random truck driver but a selfless kiwi man that unexpectedly had to save other people’s property after 2 criminals were robbing . He later interviewed with the news show ‘Today’ and showed that you can be a hero if you have integrity, respect and responsibility.
Moving on, my main point is that heroes are ordinary because anyone can become a hero if they want to. Heroes have power and with that power they can empower people for the better. Not like a superpower but a power like bravery, courage, selflessness, determination, protectiveness, inspiration and strength. These are the powers that are more effective than fake laser eyes and long capes.
I'm talking about real life superheroes that save people's lives from danger and change peoples lives to make their lives better.
So that is all my reasons why I think heroes are ordinary people, so people could be better people.
You are probably sick and tired of me repeating my opinion but hopefully I have convinced you. Once again and one last time heroes ARE ordinary people.
