<p>Essay time! Will yall' please score my essay? :) Thanks in advance!</p>
<p>"Do people learn who they are only when they are forced into action? Plan and write an essay in which you develop your point of view on this issue. Support your position with reasoning and examples taken from your reading, studies, experience, or observations."</p>
<pre><code> Heroes come in all shapes and sizes, from Spider-Man and the whole group of X-men to the leaders that have influenced my life, my teachers. It is in times of crises that people take off their regular clothes and emerge as the people that show no visible fear, no unrelenting doubt, and no hints of selfishness-our heroes.
From the realm of marvelous fiction, Hester, the focal character in Hawthornes classic novel The Scarlet Letter, is in every aspect a mundane girl in the colonial period of America, except for the fact that she committed the most nefarious sin of all-adultery and was pregnant in effect. Though pregnant with Dimmesdales baby, she refuses to give the name of Pearls, her daughter, paternal side. Hester is the heroine of this work of literature because she keeps her promises, no matter if he Boston community forces her to wear the symbol of adultery or not. She is shaken of what could happen. She stays robust and strong for Pearl. She has to be strong.
In relation to myself, my patient care instructor at my school caught the attention of the class as she continued her story of her experience in utilizing CPR, which we were learning for the third time. To me, she always struck me, bluntly, as banal. It was through her application of her medical techniques and random acts of kindness that didnt alter the way she was boring-it changed the way that I looked up at her.
Historically, heroes are found in ordinary times. One was during World War II, during the infamous reign of Hitler and his Holocaust. The gentle Jewish people, of whom did nothing in the wrong, were exterminated based on the religion they piously practiced. Through it may not seem like it, they were forced to be heroes-they were able to stand as an example of the evilness of dictators, but most of all to represent the glimmer of hope and survival in mankind.
All in all, heroes really dont even realize they are extraordinary people. Even after they are forced to accomplish what no one has. It is with a sense of themselves and the kindness they spread that they carry themselves, as unknown heroes.
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