UnicornsFartRainbows
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I NEED THIS NOW PLEASE HELP!!!
In this discussion, you will post issues related to how we communicate our ideas about heroes and outlaws. Refer to the texts in this section, other texts you have read, and your personal experience and knowledge to support your ideas. Begin your discussion by addressing the following questions:
•What defines a “hero”? Is everyone’s definition the same? Why or why
not?
•Why are some individuals seen as heroes to some and outlaws to
others?
•Do heroes and outlaws create themselves, or do we create them
through the ideas we communicate about them?



Answer :

ItsRhiBish
This is pretty easy. It just takes some time, but it's pretty fun. I can't really do it, because it's all about YOU. With your experiences of heros, are they all the same? Like an example, an Army soldier. He's still a hero, but he does have a cape. Also, outlaws are created by us. We influence them to be better (or worse). So, just get personal with it and you'll be fine.