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The Hero Factor

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  Total Pages: 1.4
  Total Words: 351
  Total Characters: 1544
  Number of Sentences: 17


  Averages

  Words per Sentences: 20.65
  Characters per Words: 4.4


  Readability

  Flesch Reading Ease: 74.52
  Fog Scale Level: 10.08
  Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 7.99  

The Hero Factor

Heroes have been around since the beginning of time.  The first hero that I can think of is David, from the biblical story David and Goliath.  Heroes have not really evolved that much since the early days, they are still basically the same strong men with unhumanlike powers that the normal mortal man cannot even comprehend.  Heroes come in many shapes and sizes.  Contrary to popular belief heroes nowadays are just regular people with the same everyday problems that we have to endure.   In the movies Broken Blossoms and Mississippi Masala there are heroes.  In this paper I will describe the heroes in each movie and then compare the heroes.
     In the movie Broken Blossoms a abused woman played by Lillian Gish is put under the torture of ritual beating by her father.  A Chinese man named Yellow Man, for his skin color is a kind and emotional man who falls in love with Lillian.  I would say that Yellow Man is the hero in this movie be...

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