Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines
Abstract
Heroes come in many forms. Some are brave, while others are obedient. Some are smart, while others are trained. In fact, some heroes do not seem to be heroes at all. There are many stories that contain heroes who, upon first sight, appear to be the villain. Odysseus and Aeneas exhibit several different characteristics for heroism, and some for villainy as well. They are brave, smart, cunning, and loyal. One appears more heroic than the other, based on his story and the circumstances surrounding his journey. However, both men can be considered heroes in their own right if
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