“I may be super, but I am no hero.”
— Deadpool
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When someone says they might have great abilities or powers but aren’t a hero, they mean having special talents doesn’t automatically make you a good person. For example, someone might be very strong or smart, yet if they don’t use their strengths to help others or do the right thing, they aren’t a hero. Imagine a very famous athlete who is incredible at their sport but is rude or unkind to fans; their amazing skills don't make them a hero. To be a hero, you need to act with bravery, kindness, and selflessness. This means you should use your abilities to help people and make the world a better place. So, even if you’re good at something, remember that how you treat others and your actions matter the most in being truly heroic.
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