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Wilbur is the hero because he wants something, but he won't achieve his goal until the end. Wilbur wants to live. This is the hero's goal, and it determines the end of the book. In Charlotte's Web, Wilbur wants to live, and several supporting characters help make his dream a reality as the story unfolds.

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