Do You Agree With Svobod Are Heros Born Or Made?

I partly agree, and I partly disagree with Svoboda’s opinion on the statement that heros are made, they are not born. Some people are born who are naturally inclined to do heroic actions in their life if given the opportunity to. Some people are born kind, some people are born evil. Some people are born evil, but are changed to be a good person. On the other hand, some people are born good, and are turned into bad people based on something that happens in their life.
Something that can turn a naturally good person into a bad person is some sort of tragedy. Someone can be a happy person, but then someone they love dies, and it turns them into an angry person who hates everything. Another thing that can change good people into evil is if they are treated bad. Someone can be a happy child, but when they start going to school they get bullied every day. This turns them into an angry person, so they decide to bring a gun to school, and start shooting people. This person could have been a naturally good person, but other people have turned them into essentially a villain. On the other hand this person could be born angry, and become a school shooter simply because they want to. However, most people who we see as villains were not born that way. Outside circumstances, and outside people turned

them into a villain.

People can also be transformed from a naturally evil person into someone who does heroic actions, however ,this is must more rare.

Someone can be born a naturally hateful person who simply does not like other people, but be exposed to new information, and become someone new. Someone can dislike people, but when they see one of those sad dog commercials with abused animals, they feel bad, and become someone who rescues animals from abusive owners. Another example is someone who worked for Hitler, did horrible things, but one day they see something, and end up fighting the cause they used to work for. People can be changed, but it is not a common

experience.
I believe that not everyone has the potential to be a hero. This is partly because some people are born hateful. It is also because some people can freeze up when the situation occurs, and not do anything. I saw an experiment where scientists put people alone in a room, and they believed that they were the only one who can stop two trains from colliding. No one appeared to be a bad person based on previous conversations they had with the person in charge of the experiment, but not everyone took actions to stop the trains. Only two of the eight participants took the action to prevent a train crash. The other six people froze in shock, and watched as the trains supposedly collided. It is not because they wanted the trains to collide, it is just in their personality to freeze in the moment. However, there are a lot of people who would have stepped in if given the chance, but they were not given the chance to do anything heroic.
Heros become heros based on probability. If someone has the potential to be a hero, but is never put in a position to do anything heroic, then no one thinks they are a hero. But, if that person is put in a situation to do something, then instantly they are viewed as a hero, even though
they are the same person as before. They simply had the opportunity. Then again people in the military, or police officers go out of their way to be heroes. Some heroes are situational, and some heroes are made.