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    This document discusses the definition of a modern-day hero through three parts. It begins by contrasting the imagined heroic archetype of having superhuman abilities against the reality of a hero being a normal person with strong moral values. It then defines a true hero as someone who fights for what they believe is right despite consequences. The final section emphasizes that anyone can become a hero through living principles of good, making personal decisions to help others, and through ongoing work rather than just plans.

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    This document discusses the definition of a modern-day hero through three parts. It begins by contrasting the imagined heroic archetype of having superhuman abilities against the reality of a hero being a normal person with strong moral values. It then defines a true hero as someone who fights for what they believe is right despite consequences. The final section emphasizes that anyone can become a hero through living principles of good, making personal decisions to help others, and through ongoing work rather than just plans.

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    This document discusses the definition of a modern-day hero through three parts. It begins by contrasting the imagined heroic archetype of having superhuman abilities against the reality of a hero being a normal person with strong moral values. It then defines a true hero as someone who fights for what they believe is right despite consequences. The final section emphasizes that anyone can become a hero through living principles of good, making personal decisions to help others, and through ongoing work rather than just plans.

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    Grade 10-CO3

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    This document discusses the definition of a modern-day hero through three parts. It begins by contrasting the imagined heroic archetype of having superhuman abilities against the reality of a hero being a normal person with strong moral values. It then defines a true hero as someone who fights for what they believe is right despite consequences. The final section emphasizes that anyone can become a hero through living principles of good, making personal decisions to help others, and through ongoing work rather than just plans.

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    Module 23: Modern Day

    Philippine Heroes
    Group by: Herson Jumar Mariano
    Bryon Cortez
    Alex Baltazar
    Module 23

    PART 01
    A Hero We
    Imagined
    What do we imagine as a Hero?
    • A textbook Hero is painted as caped
    nomads or masked vigilantes with strong
    moral compasses and will always do whats
    right.
    • People beyond ordinary with bulletproof
    skins, power of flight, or godlike reflexes.
    • The unwavering desire to protect and serve
    under any circumstanses without question.
    • Noble beacons of hope that stand upon the
    faces of maliciousness without fear.
    Module 23

    PART 02
    A Hero
    Defined
    But what makes a True Hero?
    • A person painted in the most mundane
    scenario, who lives their life as they go.
    Typically is just as normal as any other
    person.
    • Though a person with a strong moral
    compass, whose ideals outweight their
    internal conflict to leave anything
    unchanged or to not do anything.
    • A person who fights for what they believe is
    right and will stand unwavering in face of
    the consequences
    • Though a person who isnt painted in white
    but in a light shade of gray.
    Module 23

    PART 03
    We The
    Heroes
    We the Heroes

    1. A hero is not about dying and death - but


    rather living and living the principles
    2. Being a hero and to be a hero is a personal
    decision
    3. The world is big and wide to accommodate
    more heroes each day
    4. Becoming a hero does not end with
    planning; it is about work, practice and
    service
    5. There is no requirement for one to be a
    hero; you just need to have a heart that
    beats for good
    Module 23: Modern Day
    Philippine Heroes
    Group by: Herson Jumar Mariano
    Bryon Cortez
    Alex Baltazar

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