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Bruce Wayne And Indiana Jones: True Heroes

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All of these heroes have flaws which they struggle with, as all of us do. Iron Man is described in the article as being “pompous, womanizing, hard-drinking genius”, Batman is the alter-ego of the “rich playboy Bruce Wayne” and Indiana Jones is characterized as someone who makes a lot of mistakes and has the same line of thinking as all of us. What separates those men from all other and makes them worthy of being called heroes is the fact that they are not brought down by those flaws and they fight for what they believe is right despite them. That one minute more is the moment when we can see who are the ones strong enough to not give in to their shortcomings and thrive regardless of their own inner demons.

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