Braveheart Hero

To be a hero he must have superhuman strength and intelligence, but most of all courage. Wallace demonstrates all of these qualities throughout Braveheart. Wallace was known to be seven feet tall. He killed 100 men and could shoot fire out of his body. Whether all of that is true is doubtful. Wallace shows his intelligence in so many ways. One example of this is that he knows that a small stone is more effective and more accurate than a large one. He shows this in his stone throwing contest with Hamish, his lif

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He knew the English would start with their horsemen, so he made spears extending to the length of two men.

To prove a true hero he must be significant and glorified. One of the most courageous and bravest things he could have done was to go to Robert the Bruce’s alone. He took all of it-the hanging, the stretching, and the humiliation without screaming for mercy. A hero must have strength and courage, and Wallace had this. This kind of act was punishable by death. He also went after the King of England and his men by himself, with an arrow in his chest. These commoners risked their own lives for Wallace and his beliefs. Wallace was greatly admired by a very important and high leader, Robert the Bruce. Wallace started the entire revolt against the English rule, with a little help from his clan. William Wallace is a perfect example of a hero; he has all the qualities and more. This all took courage, of course, but the most important amd strongest characteristic of courage was his own fear of dying a coward. The English nobles were attacking his wife, and Wallace didn’t think twice about attacking them.

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