A hero isn’t always loud. Atticus Finch fights injustice with wisdom, proving courage is standing for what’s right.
Gatsby’s relentless hope and love make him heroic, yet his flaws show that heroism isn’t always victorious.
From a convict to a selfless man, Jean Valjean’s transformation shows true heroism is about change and sacrifice.
Elizabeth challenges norms with intelligence and integrity, proving a heroine’s strength lies in her independence and wit.
Ahab’s relentless pursuit of revenge redefines heroism as a dangerous, consuming force. Is he truly a hero?
Holden struggles with society’s hypocrisy, making him a hero for every misfit searching for truth in a fake world.
This anti-hero struggles with guilt and redemption, questioning whether true heroism is about punishment or conscience.