for you, is it easier to admire fictional heroes or real-life ones? why?

Question

fictional heroes are created to be heroic. real-life ones sometimes fall into that role by accident or opportunity.

which type of hero do you find it easier to admire? what heroic qualities do you admire most? why?

Answer 1

I don't go for fictional stuff, I don't even waste my time reading fictional books, so it would have to be real life for me. I like heroic qualities of people who unselfishly save the lives of other people by risking their own, firemen, rescue services, surgeons- they deserve admiration. Or, people who are generous to people who need help in their lives.

Answer 2

I find it easier to admire real-life heroes because at the end of the day, fictional heroes are still fictional, and no matter how much you want to believe it, their 'powers' still aren't real. But a real-life hero (by accident or not) is actually doing something to help the world.

Answer 3

I think real-life ones, they acutally have to do the work. I tend to like the unexpected heroes. The ones that are at the right place at the right time, and are able to help somebody. A heroic quality....probably modesty. Most everybody who is labeled a hero, is very modest. They were just happy to help somebody.

Answer 4

i think real life heroes impact me way more than any fictional hero. ya know, superman never helped me out.

Answer 5

I like real life heroes. They got successful in "real-life" ways. My hereo is the guys from AFI.

Answer 6

real existence: coco chanel magaret thatcher janie taylor fictional: holy golightly i would not evaluate her as a hero yet her character become incredibly thrilling sufficient to be seen as something super