Based on lesson 1, what do heroic figures do? Choose the best answer.

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I think it’s the last one but I wouldn’t be sure because I don’t know what lesson 1 is. Maybe u should give a brief summary?

Andrews [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

Well I was going to say Heroic figures wear capes and exercise their supernatural powers just for fun! But the answer is Heroic figures permeate literature and recreate the past. That's what I think!

HOPE THIS HELPED!!! XD

Love, Madison

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