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    This document defines heroism as being brave and courageous in confronting one's fears, as exemplified by real-life heroes like Jose Rizal, overseas Filipino workers, police and army, and ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary through courageous acts. The document contrasts stereotypical movie superheroes with powers to real-life heroes who are just ordinary citizens but make courageous choices. It concludes by defining heroism as brave and courageous acts and quoting "Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary."

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    This document defines heroism as being brave and courageous in confronting one's fears, as exemplified by real-life heroes like Jose Rizal, overseas Filipino workers, police and army, and ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary through courageous acts. The document contrasts stereotypical movie superheroes with powers to real-life heroes who are just ordinary citizens but make courageous choices. It concludes by defining heroism as brave and courageous acts and quoting "Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary."

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    End With The Quote "Heroes Are Ordinary People Who Make Themselves Extraordinary"

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    This document defines heroism as being brave and courageous in confronting one's fears, as exemplified by real-life heroes like Jose Rizal, overseas Filipino workers, police and army, and ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary through courageous acts. The document contrasts stereotypical movie superheroes with powers to real-life heroes who are just ordinary citizens but make courageous choices. It concludes by defining heroism as brave and courageous acts and quoting "Heroes are ordinary people who make themselves extraordinary."

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    HEROISM

    1. INTRO
    - What comes first into your mind? What is the stereotype?
    - SUPERHEROES FROM MOVIES
    - Superman, Wonder woman, Thor, etc.. are born w/ powers
    - Iron man, Black widow, Hawkeye, Batman are just ordinary citizens
    - So meaning it’s not about powers, but rather what we do.
    2. BODY
    - Define Heroism
    - What do the ‘heroes’ have in common?
    - Being brave or courageous
    - What is courage/bravery?
    - It is not absence of fear but it is confronting your fear
    - Relate quote (that will be said in the end) here
    - Cite examples
    - Jose Rizal, OFWs, Police and Army
    - OURSELVES
    3. CONCLUSION
    - Give the definition of heroism (brave and courageous) + some stuff about quote

    End with the quote “Heroes are ordinary


    people who make themselves
    extraordinary”.

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