https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5 Made with an aura of mystery (sure) en-us 2017-09-21 20:19:56 UTC 2017-09-21 20:46:30 UTC hello@padlet.com dloc645 https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189932756 The story of a hero.]]> 2017-09-21 20:22:17 UTC https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189932756 dloc645 https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933106 "For I have learned always to be brave, to fight alongside Trojans at the front ... [but] my pain focuses on you" (48)

When Hector's wife begs for Hector to abandon the war and stay with her, he responds that he would be ashamed to abandon his fellow comrades. Additionally, he claims that they only way he can protect Troy and his family, is to fight in the war against the Greeks.]]> 2017-09-21 20:23:41 UTC https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933106 dloc645 https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933125 Achilles, like the man in the water, rather than going home on his boat, decides to risk his life to retrieve the body of his fallen companion. Achilles is not concerned with his own death as stated when he proclaims, "Then let me die, since I could not prevent the death of my companion. he's fallen far from his homeland. He needed me there to protect him from his own destruction. So now, since I'm not returning to my own dear land,  and for Patroclus was no saving light or for my many comrades," (Homer 113) Achilles decides to stay and fight for his people. Both the man in the water and Achilles were willing to risk their lives for their people.]]> 2017-09-21 20:23:45 UTC https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933125 dloc645 https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933136 "...keep shameful ruin from the Argives?... I could be a saving light for the Danaans" (98).

After witnessing the suffering of his people, Patroclus could not stand to remain idle, so he informed Achilles that he would be joining the war, in order to make a difference, no matter how big or small.]]> 2017-09-21 20:23:50 UTC https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933136 bokohro https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933216 Is the Man in the Water Heroic?
Yes, the Man in the Water is very heroic, as he saved many people's lives in dire times of need. In addition, he cared less for his own well-being and, instead, prioritized the lives and safety of the other passengers.
How does he fit Heroism?
The Man in the Water acted completely selflessly, and although he probably knew he was moments from death, he continued to help others live on.]]> 2017-09-21 20:24:11 UTC https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189933216 dloc645 https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189934868 Dylan Nguyen, Iain Ro, William Lim]]> 2017-09-21 20:30:36 UTC https://padlet.com/dloc645/ivnp6y2l1tv5/wish/189934868