Every age, and culture has its heroes. Moana, a Walt Disney film, shows the hero “Moana,” 14 year old Polynesian girl, trying to save her dying island. The film Star Wars: A New Hope, by George Lucas, shows the hero Luke Skywalker an 18 year old trying to destroy the Death Star. Both of these stories show how the heroes have goals that they have to achieve. Literary heroes must give their readers inspirational hope through their determined perseverance and the sense of closure in the plot.
Foremost, literary heroes should offer sacred hopes through their persistence to their readers. The first example that supports this premise is in the film Moana, where Moana is determined to find Maui to give him the heart of Te Fiti. When Moana’s grandmother passes away, she tells Moana to find Maui and give him the heart of Te Fiti. Moana loves her grandmother exceptionally and thinks that this is the least she can do for her. Moana has determination when she is trying to persuade Maui to return the heart of Te Fiti and restore the island. Moana expresses, “I am Moana of Motunui. You will board my
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Maui guides Moana in her quest to become a master Wayfinder. At the end Moana fulfils her quest of her ancestors and discovers her own identity. Moana says, “ I know the way. I am Moana”(Walt Disney).
In the final analysis, readers must receive inspirational hope through their determined perseverance and the sense of closure in the plot by literary heroes. Moana, Luke Skywalker, and Gilgamesh shows that change is what can help to recapture all of the powerful moments to know better. In this case, it is death. Heroes deliver justice. People from all cultures possess a strong desire for justice. People need to believe that fine things will happen to fine people