What Does It Mean To Be Legendary?

Doing the unthinkable, achieving the impossible, heroes can be selfless. Heroes can be misunderstood, or they can easily stand out. They can be an everyday pedestrian, a boss, a relative. They could be the usual firefighter or a cop. A hero can be anything - strange, handicapped, anything except evil or wanting to make bad choices. Heroes can be legendary, heroes can be extraordinary, heroes should be celebrated.

To be legendary is to be wise, powerful. Legendary outside of heroism could mean being athletic, the one to beating World Records *cough Bolt and Phelps*. Being legendary means to not be a standard citizen, but different from others. When thinking legendary think of someone that can easily pull off a cape. Sometimes legendary means to be the strong and bold. Like sacrificing time and effort for others. Not to be cowardly and selfish. Thinking only for themselves and not others. Like a firefighter or a cop tackling a citizen to save them from an incident. Not willing to lend a hand because they have their own agenda.
There is a big difference between legendary and extraordinary. Do not get the two titles mixed up. Though they can have similarities, these heroes can easily be able to stand out and/or up. The intelligent and wise, aware of the small differences. Extraordinary outside heroism could mean having a rubix cube in hand and tossing it complete in 10 seconds. Being several steps ahead of everybody or being able to make a comeback in history. When thinking extraordinary think of the smart people in history. Like Martin Luther King jr. He had a rough life and was the heart of the blacks to being equal to whites. He gave his people hope, he gathered up tons of people to walk with him through the bridge. He had brought numerous people to stand up and walk with to declare equal