Silent Hero Taneon Rood
There are many silent heroes that can be spotted in today's society, but do we really know who these people even are
personally or how much their good deeds make in impact to us. We all know at least one person in our lives we can classify as
a silent hero. I would like to talk about how my mom is worthy of being considered a silent hero and the things she has done
in her life that make her qualified to be called that. I hope that society starts to look closely and recognize those people out
there of good character, morals and standards. We need more silent heroes in our life in today's world.
My mom once helped talk a man going through a hard
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These people who are unfortunate will be blessed, because we have silent heroes like my mom guiding
them in this world.
One last thing I would like to talk about is that my mom has adopted a child. My mom's kind heart and willingness to
take on a huge challenge of adopting someone is an amazing part of her life, and she has told me about it a lot. She told me
to never ever think that kids are bad in this world, kids are the gift from God and he wanted us to have them. My mom was
able to take care of the adopted child, who I call my brother. He is now well off and was able to get his life back together
thanks to the help of my mother for always being there for him and getting him out of his bad habits and trials.
Silent heroes are extremely vital in today's society, and I honestly don't know what we would do without them. There
aren't many, but when you see a silent hero I want you to thank them for all that they do. They deserve more respect than
just regular heroes, because silent heroes don't need glory, fame or money for all of the good they bring. They just want to
bring peace and happiness for everyone. I encourage us all to become silent heroes in
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In many different stories, a hero is made out of an ordinary person. The heroes that get introduced to us all have the intention of doing good and helping people. The heroes that we meet come in all different shapes and sizes. Some heroes will stand up for strangers in order to do the right thing, like Juror No. 8 in 12 Angry Men by Reginald Rose. Heroes may also stand up for those who don’t have a voice like what Atticus Finch did in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
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I am so thankful for everything I have in my life, like my family and friends, and reminding myself of that gives me a positive outlook on life. When something goes wrong, I am quick to remind myself that it can be worse, and that everything will be fine. I know that many more people have it hard out there, but appreciating what I have brings happiness into my life. My friends also give me joy, making me laugh about every little thing in our conversation. When we talk about the future, no one is pessimistic.