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                                                                             Hero

                                                     

   Matthew McConaughey won best actor for the 2014 awards, he did an incessant speech about who his hero is and the people who he wants to make most proud of him. He says that when he was 15 someone came up to him and asked him who is you hero he replied my hero is me 10 years in the future, the same guy came up to him again and asked him the same question 10 years later and he replied by the same thing. Mathew McConaughey believes that he can never be his own hero because he is always his own yet 10 years later.


    My own hero I would believe is my parents because they've given me various opportunities to learn and grow and become who I am now. Although I do have a lot of people that support me and surround me in the best moments needed, my parents were always the ones who'd help me get over something and flourish.


    In my opinion, I feel like Matthew McConaughey's answer was very bizarre. Because I would've never expected him to have this answer and actually take time to talk about who his hero is in the middle of the 2014 award.



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  1. Your parents should be proud :)

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  2. Overall Grade : 2

    Underdeveloped. The journal entry is mostly description or summary, without consideration of alternative perspectives, and few connections are made between ideas. The entry reflects passing engagement with the topic.

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