Analyze the characteristics and actions that make these characters heroes.

Analyzing Heroes in Popular Culture (Movies or TV shows)Do heroes actually meet the requirements for being a hero?Context: Some of the most successful movies in recent history have included heroes and their journeys (Star Wars The Force Awakens, The Avengers, The Hunger Games, Mad Max, Hidden Figures, Black Panther, etc.). I think that many of us instinctively know what a hero entails, but it’s not always easily definable. What sorts of actions warrant the term “heroism”?Writing Task: For this assignment, you will choose one hero or multiple heroes (as long as they are in the same movie or TV show) to analyze in a SIX PARAGRAPH (four to five page) essay. Your essay must have a minimum word count of 1,200 words. You can write over 2,000 words but only 2,000 words will count towards for Final Grade in your Final Showcase Portfolio. Any essay under 1,200 words will be returned ungraded and will need to be resubmitted with the minimum word count.Ultimately, the essay should achieve two, main purposes:1.) Using the Hero’s Journey as a lens, show how your hero/heroes fulfills, mostly fulfills, or does not fulfill, the various stages of the Hero’s Journey, including a discussion of the specific stages and mythological archetypes.2.) Analyze the characteristics and actions that make these characters heroes.To help you better understand these concepts, you should use “The Stages of the Hero’s Journey.” You will also need to include this source material at least once in your essay.Choosing a topic/hero:–Your first instinct might be to write about an obvious hero such as James Bond or Indiana Jones or a super hero such as Spiderman or Batman, but keep in mind that there are different types of heroes such as The Incredibles or Moana.–Although this essay cannot entirely focus on the villain or anti-hero, you should show how the hero deals with adversity, whether it’s an evil dictator, monster, or a devious corporation, etc.–Movies that are off limits: Star Wars A New Hope, The Lion King, Finding Nemo, Hercules, and Mulan.Some questions to help you during the brainstorming and drafting stages:-What are the main qualities/characteristics of a hero?-Who is your biggest hero and why?-Why is our culture so obsessed with superheroes?-How does the media create or construct heroes?-What are “unsung” heroes? Why is there a lack of female and diverse heroes in movies and TV shows? -How has the definition of heroes changed over time?Additional Steps to a Successful Analysis:Choose a subject that interests you (it may be your favorite show, or it could be a hero from a movie that you’ve only seen once but would like to see again). You will have to view the movie or TV show at least two or three times, so make sure you have access to it! If you’re stuck and can’t decide please let me know.Your paper must be driven by a thesis statement that offers a specific judgment about, or interpretation of the character as a hero and how the hero follows the Hero’s Journey.Include a brief summary of the movie/TV show, in the introductory paragraph of your paper. Assume your readers have minimal or no knowledge of the subject you’re analyzing. You should also include general information about your movie such as the year it was released, actors’ names, director, etc in the intro paragraph as well.Avoid summary. Summarize when describing a scene you intend on analyzing. Keep in mind, an analysis is not a summary, but a deeper look into a subject. When analyzing, you should break down a subject into its smaller parts and interpret them.Always italicize titles of movies and TV showsChoose an original title for your essayInclude a Works Cited page for your sources.