Asked by confu panda

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?

i am very confused plz help
Answered by Writeacher
What confuses you? The directions seem clear.
Answered by confu panda
how is this?
a hero is someone who does something to help save or do good deeds. No not everyone definition is the same because everyone has there own opinion. because everyone has there own Perspective and contrarian views and
Some people break rules by doing good things so some see them as a hero while others see them as an outlaw. Outlaws and heroes are created by us, we make them better seem better or worse than they actually are.
Answered by Writeacher
After you do these things, try again:

1. Do not copy anything from the question or directions. Use your own words.
2. Use standard English so that you have capitals, punctuation, whole sentences, etc., clear all through your writing.

Answered by Fortnite Kellym49
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