Cullen Family: What Makes A Hero Or Villain?

In literature, characters are always portrayed in such a way so that the reader is more or less able to classify them. Heroes and villains have played an important role not only in literature, but also in other of the many forms of animation and even visual arts. If we look up these words in the dictionary or ask around for different opinions, the interpretation will more or less be the same. A hero is defined merely as someone who sacrifices himself for the good of others. [1] A villain is a wicked or evil person. [2] However we must ask ourselves if these definitions are going to be the same for every case. An open mind is needed to fully understand why a specific character is considered a hero or a villain. It is never enough to simply classify
However they are vampires after all and could be argued the fact that they’re evil like villains. On the contrary we must look at the reasons why they act like this. What makes a person a hero or a villain? How much comes from inner predisposition, from personal destiny, from mere interpretation? Is someone obliged to become a hero or villain by virtue of their existence, or are heroes and villains molded over time with an outcome that could potentially have gone either way? How much of it is
In a rare but possible outcome Bella got pregnant whilst still being human and as time went by her health was threatened. The baby could kill her, yet she was willing to sacrifice her life and die to save her baby. She had made her decision and made it very clear to Edward. For the baby Bella was a hero. To give away your own life for the sake of another, not even knowing if it was going to survive, I consider it as a heroic act which not everyone will do. However to Edward she was a villain, the most evil one. To simply give up on him like that, not knowing what the result is going to be, was heartbreaking. She knew how if she died he was going to die as well. As a result Bella can be both a hero to the baby and a villain to Edward, yet her reasons for making those decisions were