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    become a hero. The heroes Momotaro‚ from “Momotaro: Boy-of-the-Peach” as retold by Yoshiko Uchida; Arthur‚ from “The Sword in the Stone” as retold by Keith Baines; and Sir Launcelot‚ from “Sir Launcelot du Lake” as retold by Keith Baines all display determination. The three heroes exhibit traits of bravery. The heroes also demonstrate a willingness to accomplish the task at hand. These stories‚ as well as the heroes within them‚ prove that heroes are resilient. Momotaro‚ Arthur‚ and Sir Launcelot

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    Momotaro Or The Peach Boy

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    1. In the tale "Momotaro‚ or the Peach Boy"‚ the miraculous birth of the main character is associated with the peach fruit‚ which swam by the river. And peach and water are manifestations of eternal nature‚ which can constantly give strength to people. Momotaro is endowed with extraordinary power by nature. Nature helps him to become stronger and higher: "Eating one cup of rice - becoming higher‚ eating one more - becomes even higher." Rice is also a gift of nature. This is the most traditional Japanese

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    Theseus

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    Theseus GOT A B+ (89%) In Greek mythology‚ Theseus can truly be thought of as the greatest Athenian hero. He was the son of Aegeus‚ king of Athens‚ and Aethra‚ princess of Troezen‚ and daughter of Pittheus‚ king of Troezen. Before Theseus was born his father Aegeus left Aethra in Troezen of Argolis and returned to Athens before he was born. But before he left king Aegeus put his sword and his pair of sandals under a large rock and said to Aethra that when Theseus was old enough to lift

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    Aethra. When Aethra had fled away on their wedding night to be with another man‚ Aegeus decided to go back to Athens. Theseus was then a mix of both fathers‚ one who was mortal and one who was immortal. Before Aegeus left he buried his sandals and sword and told Aethra to tell Theseus when he was older and stronger to move the rock. He was raised in his mothers homeland. When Theseus was old enough he moved the rock and discovered what was left under it. Aethra told him the truth about his fathers

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    Like Momotaro‚ the peach boy‚ I used leadership to surmount the maledictions of demons threatening me. Last summer‚ I performed a leadership role when I participated in the City College of New York S.T.E.M. program‚ which offered accelerated college-level courses into a variety of STEM related fields. The courses that I took were algebra II/trigonometry and general chemistry. Regarding the chemistry course‚ the program had recently hired a new teacher‚ who‚ unfortunately‚ was unsatisfactory. With

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    Theseus and Hippolyta

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    Claudia Radu 26.03.2012 The Significance of Hippolyta and Theseus Hippolyta and Theseus are two of the main characters of the play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by Shakespeare‚ where the two are engaged to each other. Even though they are both fairly absent during the play and only appear in each other’s presence‚ they bring great significance during the play. Hippolyta‚ queen of the amazons‚ represents power and authority. Theseus is the heroic duke of Athens who “wooed” Hippolyta with his sword

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    Theseus and the Minotaur

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    Theseus and the Minotaur Long‚ long ago‚ there was a king named Minos. This king lived on a remarkable island called Crete. King Minos had every single thing any king could ever want. Sometimes‚ King Minos would send his navy to the tiny village of Athens‚ which was across the sea. The king of Athens didn’t have a clue what to do. He was so desperate. He thought if he had some time‚ he too would build a strong navy‚ and send King Minos packing the next time he attacked. Then the king of Athens

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    Perseus and Theseus

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    The two heroes I am talking about are Perseus and Theseus. Perseus comes from the story Perseus and the quest for Medusa head. Theseus comes from the story the adventures of Theseus .Characteristics of an ideal hero are bravery and strength. Perseus and Theseus showed those things. Perseus showed bravery because he wanted to prove to the king that he could kill medusa. He realized that maybe he couldn`t kill her until a man and woman came and gave him a pouch‚ sword‚ and winged boots. When he

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    Theseus the WIse

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    mythology: Hercules‚ Perseus‚ and Theseus. All of these heroes have many of the qualities that make up a good hero. However‚ Theseus is the quintessential hero because‚ unlike the others‚ he makes wise decisions‚ treats others fairly‚ and is extremely courageous. Theseus’ ability to make wise decisions during critical times proves that he is the quintessential hero. In one of his adventures‚ Theseus sets out to kill King Minos’ minotaur in the Labyrinth. Theseus “came upon him (the minotaur) asleep

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    Ship of Theseus

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    the ship of Theseus. Change and identity becomes complex and the definition of objects change. An object is a thing that exists in time and space and has many properties or aspects such as size and colour. As these properties change‚ so do the object and the object’s identity‚ so therefore objects are always changing with time. The story of the ship of Theseus has had philosophers puzzled for centuries. The classical story is told by Plutarch (46-120 AD)‚ ‘The ship wherein Theseus and the youth

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