Monthly Archives: February 2013

This is a play that my friends and I created for a project and its a remake of red riding hood EXCEPT its in the wolfs point of view. It’s not the BEST play obviously, but its pretty decent for a play made in a couple of days. Hope you enjoy! 🙂

Heros don’t always save lives.  A hero is someone you look up to.  Heros are people that you may want to be.  My hero is a military soldier because a military soldier is brave, courageous, and is full of respect.

My hero (Military Soldier) is brave because he risks his life to help keep the U.S. a free country.   He is brave because he goes into buildings with enemies inside ready to fire.  He is courageous because he saves other lives. When his fellow teammate has been shot, he goes into the battlefield, grabs his teammate and takes him to safety.  Another way of him being courageous is that sometimes with no exceptions he goes into buildings to defuse bombs.

One thing a military soldier needs to have without a doubt in order to be a true soldier is respect.  If their leader gives them a command or duty,  they never say anything back but, “Yes Sir!”.  Another great thing about a soldier is that they are 100% truthful no matter what.  So if a soldier messed up the mission or duty, they’ll be sure to tell their leader/general.

These are my reasons why a military soldier is a hero to me.