Since I can remember, I have always adored superheroes. Between the fighting for what’s right and the problems they faced I often struggle to figure out what I find more interesting. How they win or how they overcome struggles that adapted to them. I think I more favor how they overcome struggles because of my most favorite superhero, The Flash. He is a super speed hero that can be anywhere within a blink of an eye which sounds insanely unfair for those who go against him, yet he still struggles. He struggles because the villains that go against him put him in different predicaments that make him have to act fast, which he can, but more often than not there is a trap for him that awaits. Although he is fast, he cannot predict everything that will happen and its those predicaments that he must overcome and that I adore so much.
Although I may never be a superhero myself and they are all just fantasy tales, they always remind me to continue on through even the toughest of days. I can never imagine myself saving countless lives everyday but I know from a writers standpoint that some stories have had to come the heart when they leave their indirect messages in their heroes. It is a common norm but I think it is a valuable norm that actually is becoming more and more lost. The common norm of being nice just because, trying your hardest even when you have those trying to take you down and caring for anyone you cross paths with while guiding them to a better mindset.