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The Shelfish Man In the story "A&P" by John Updike
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The Shelfish Man Ahmad T. Q. In the story "A&P" by John Updike Sammy is not a hero because he is selfish. He only cares about himself and selected people. This is not a quality of a hero. There have been great heroes in the human history. They were not the same. Some influenced the whole humanity, some influenced certain empires, and some were only heroes because they saved a life. But all of them were considered heroes. Generally, when people think of a hero they think that they are physically strong and smart, but this is not the case. An old man can save a kid from drowning and be considered a great hero. There are many categories of a hero. Let's take the subject science, science just didn't developed overnight. It took thousands of years. There were great heroes of science who devoted their whole life on the subject of...
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