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Wonder Woman Western Hero Analysis

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Wonder Woman is the Western Hero that I selected. The main similarities between Arjuna and Wonder Woman is both hero happened to be involve in a war. From the beginning, Wonder Woman’s mission was one of peace, justice, and equality (Ray), she also relied on her intelligence to outsmart her opponents. Arjuna try to find his inner voice and inner strength to help calm his minds in order to move into the right direction. The main differences between Arjuna and Wonder Woman is their mission. Arjuna was engaged in a war for his throne while Wonder Woman engaged in a war for the equality of females. The difference between the ideal Eastern Hero and ideal Western Hero as expressed by the two examples is the journey. Eastern Hero is affected by the

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