My Hero: Captain Dad

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what Captain Marvel showed when he first became a superhero. There was a break in at a museum that Superman was dealing with but the thieves were too much for him. When Marvel heard about what was happening he himself went to the museum and used the strength of Hercules. Although the thieves had many mechanisms to distract Marvel, he fought off the three villains all by himself. Mental and physical strength differ from each other but were both used to fight off the enemies.

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Above all, the wisdom that has been shown from these two common people is the most important element. Fall of 2009, short after he became sober he enrolled into college to major in Clinical Counseling. With that major he was able to help people who were fighting the same demon he had dealt with. He knew that the schooling was going to take a long time, in fact six years later, this past spring he finally attained his masters degree. Nonetheless, his dream was to help people and he did just that. Learning the things he did with going through the same problems, he had the wisdom to know that all they needed was support from the ones they love. Another obstacle dealing with a school was when Captain Marvel saved a classroom full of children. This issue occurred when a villain in disguise named Black Adam was planning to kill innocent adolescents. Having the wisdom of Solomon he came up with a plan to stop him. He was known as a savior to his community. The wisdom they showed in both of their settings will live on forever in the memories of others.

In all of these events my dad and Captain Marvel encountered, they demonstrated the three traits of a hero; courage, strength, and wisdom. These two human beings give the meaning of a genuine hero. They are someone who you not only can depend on but are great people to look up to.

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