Perseus Was A Greek Hero

Have you ever heard of Persues the Greek hero? Perseus was a demigod whose father was Zeus, the God of all gods and his mother was a beautiful mortal named Danae. Danae loved Persues more than anything and would do anything for him, even marry the evil Polydectes who wanted Persues gone. Perseus risked his life multiple times to save his mother and others, and that is why Persues was a Greek hero.

First of all, Persues was a hero because he killed the snake haired monster Medusa who was turning people into stone after she was cursed by Athena. Not only did Persues save people but he also helped people including Pam who wanted the sky's weight of his shoulders.

Second of all, Persues was also a hero because he stood up for his mother. He knew

that if Danae married Polydectes she would be miserable and Persues knew that he could save his mother by striking a deal with Polydectes. Even though Persues knew it was a death mission he was confident and sure that no matter what lengths he would always save the people he loved.
Finally, Persues was a hero because he saved the princess Andromeda after she was sacrificed to the sea serpent by her village Persues was willing to help a stranger even after he completed his mission. So he unchained her and stayed to save the princess.
In conclusion, even though Persues was brave and risked his life to save people he doesn't deserve that specific title because he only went on the mission to save his mother and to prove a point to Polydectes. Without his mother being in trouble he wouldn't have gone out of his way to complete the tasks.