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Captain America
Captain America was the modify of Steve Rogers, a frail young man who was increase to the peak of human perfection by an experimental serum in order to help the United States war. Captain America was not only seen as a character used for war propaganda, he was a metaphor for the strength of America. Captain America’s strength, endurance, ability, speed, reflexes, durability, and healing are at the prime of natural human potential which made him seen as a hero. He is a superhero, but he also has the attitude and discipline of a soldier. He was courageous, honorable, kind, compassionate and a patriot. He was the perfect candidate to create the flawless warrior. He was only a man trying to fight for his country in its time of …show more content…

Not only the shield keeps him safe, it is an important symbol of the character. Captain America’s shield is used for defensive purposes, but is also used as an offensive tool. As a shield, it protects captain America from anything that is thrown against him. Captain America commonly uses the shield to take out several antagonists at once. The shield declares balance and guardianship. In combat, it is Captain’s most important weapon. To Captain, it could possibly signify his ongoing battle against villains. It is also a reminder of his American integrity ASsuch as justice, liberty, and patriotism. By covering the shield in the patriotic red, white, and blue, Captain illustrates his intentions to protect the country …show more content…

Half of the person we become is an impression of the ones we admire. Growing up in the United States every child has someone they look up to. This most likely is an individual that represents success and values we are taught to respect. Superheroes have always served as something good in our lives because they make us want to help our country like Steve Rogers did. Vowing to serve his country any way he could, young Steve become America’s one-man army. Fighting for the red, white, and blue, remind him that he is the symbol of freedom and liberty. Captain could not make it only with his physical appearance, his uniform and his metal shield played a significant part of his journey. There are many metaphors hidden behind the red, white, and blue of Steve’s shield. My favorite metaphor to be found behind captain America’s shield comes in the form of the shield being America. Captain America’s shield is a symbol of America’s resilience. No matter what is thrown at this country, Americans are able to survive and fight back. As part of his uniform, nowadays people have been worn his uniform to honor the original Captain America. Steve really boosted the American dream. He was one of the finest human combatants America had ever

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