Thursday, April 26, 2012

Blog #9 Acts and Heroic Personalities:


Is a hero to you – a hero to me? Commitment is a big part of being a hero, everyone depends on you. People like Rosa Parks, bomb squads, and Burney Lapant from the movie Hero are committed heroes. A woman who was considered low class, not worth anything changed history. Bomb squads attend things as dangerous as bomb threats from terrorist. And this man Burney – oh boy, he certainly was a hero in that movie. A hero is some who commits heroic acts. Being a hero mean having to commit to the call of duty. Being a hero means being true to your commitment whether or not they’re life is at stake for the sake of others.
She lived in jail for a while because she refused to give up her seat. Rosa Parks was an African American civil rights activist. Rosa Fought against segregation and not just her right but everyone else’s right that where other than white. Because of Rosa’s actions she lost her job and moved out of the city. Rosa fought for the humanity of being a different color; being purple, blue, pink, dark, white, tan, or black, doesn’t mean you’re an animal so why should color mean anything. Rosa didn’t care if she lost her job or that she had spent months in jail, she was committed to make a change – she was ready for her next step – boycott. Rosa is my hero toward segregation.
They’ve been around for a while. Bombs squads have it hard at times. Bomb squads are like are of giant ants with guns. Bomb squads detect and disable bombs manually. These people risk themselves getting blown up into tiny pieces to prevent major catastrophes. Being part of a bomb squad’s means you ready for anything at any time. The commitment of a bomb squad is to answer the call when they’re needed. They put themselves out there so we won’t have to.
He wasn’t looking for any help, but he did more than just help. Burney Lapant was a hero whether he may like the name or not. Burney attended the people in the plane crash when they yelled for help. He may have had other interest but that didn’t stop him from saving all those lives. Burney did it all by himself, he wasn’t looking for any prize or attention he attended his instinct on this man yelling for help. Even though Burney was upset about his friend claiming the prize, Burney ended up being the bigger person. Burney worked out a deal that they were both able to agree on. Deep inside Burney knows who the hero really is. He doesn’t mind his friend getting all the credit; he just wanted some attention and Burney was fine with that.
A hero is commitment to others. Rosa parks succeeded in laws of segregation being the small woman that she his; she was a committed women in what she believed. Bombs squads are there in our most scares moments against terrorism bombings – committed to be there. And Burney Laplant was there for those 42 passengers who he successfully saves. This is a hero in my view – what’s in yours?

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