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*Nearlyallhavesomesortofsupernaturalconception orupbringing.*Theseheroesare,aboveallelse,aftergloryand immortality.*Theypossesssuper-human strengthand abilitiesand areoften aided bythegodsin sameway.*Theylied,tricked,raped,murdered,tortured,stole,losttheirtempers,andkilled anyonewho gotin theirway.*TheHero goesthrough ordealsandinevitabledies.Onlyafterdeath can (s)hebeimmortalized asahero.CharacteristicS
Thehero muststruggleagainstthefearofdeath,in orderto achievethemostperfectdeath.Such aperfectmomentmustberecorded in song,kleos.Kleosmeans'glory,fame,thatwhich isheard';OR,'thepoem orsong thatconveysglory,fame,thatwhich isheard'.To sayitanotherway:thiswordkleoswasused to referto both themedium and themessageofthegloryofheroes
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