As Society's Sterotypical Definition Of A Hero
The definition of a hero all depends on who is the judge on whether or not you are a hero. IF the judge of who a hero is was society then, if someone pulled unconscious people from a burning building then society would deem them a hero. If one individual person was deciding who a hero is then, a doctor who slowly, painstakingly diagnosed someone with an illness that without the diagnosis would have ended up dead, then to that one person that doctor would be a hero. If a small no one was judging who a hero is then, if someone stopped on the side of the road to help someone whose care had broken down and never told them their name the person who got helped would never be able to identify who the hero was, thus making the community have to decide what a hero is.
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Anyone that saves people’s lives regardless if they have superpowers would be considered a hero. This is due to the fact that, with a modern day social media oriented society that being something, whether that be an athlete or a hero is usually set in stone. This leads to people trying to fit these stereotypical boundaries set in stone which by default ends up enforcing the stereotypical definition more. Causing more people trying to fit the stereotypical definition, which ends up with this constant loop of people fitting in causing more people wanting to fit
Anyone that saves people’s lives regardless if they have superpowers would be considered a hero. This is due to the fact that, with a modern day social media oriented society that being something, whether that be an athlete or a hero is usually set in stone. This leads to people trying to fit these stereotypical boundaries set in stone which by default ends up enforcing the stereotypical definition more. Causing more people trying to fit the stereotypical definition, which ends up with this constant loop of people fitting in causing more people wanting to fit