hero

Summary

hero is a stock character^[1].

Key Facts

• hero's image is recorded as James Bond at Madame Tussauds, London.jpg^[2].
• hero's image is recorded as George Frederick Watts, 1860-62, Sir Galahad, oil on canvas, 191.8 x 107 cm, Harvard Art Museums, Fogg Museum.jpg^[3].
• hero's instance of is recorded as stock character^[4].
• hero's Bibliothèque nationale de France ID is recorded as 11938581m^[5].
• hero's subclass of is recorded as imaginary character^[6].
• hero's part of is recorded as heroic lay^[7].
• hero's part of is recorded as monomyth^[8].
• hero's part of is recorded as heroic ballad^[9].
• hero's part of is recorded as heroic drama^[10].
• hero's part of is recorded as heroic fantasy^[11].
• hero's part of is recorded as heroic romance^[12].
• hero's part of is recorded as heroic poetry^[13].
• hero's part of is recorded as adventure fiction^[14].
• hero's opposite of is recorded as villain^[15].
• hero's opposite of is recorded as antihero^[16].
• hero's opposite of is recorded as protagonist^[17].
• hero's BNCF Thesaurus ID is recorded as 78716^[18].
• hero's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Fictional heroes^[19].
• hero's fictional or mythical analog of is recorded as hero^[20].
• hero's described by source is recorded as Heroes and Heroines of Fiction^[21].
• hero's Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID is recorded as art/hero-literary-and-cultural-figure^[22].
• hero's has characteristic is recorded as heroism^[23].
• hero's different from is recorded as hero^[24].
• hero's female form of label is recorded as herojė^[25].
• hero's female form of label is recorded as героиня^[26].