Question

One heroic quality established in both "Perseus and the Quest for Medusa's Head" and "The Things That Haven't Been Done Before" is that of independence: Heroes do not need others' approval in order to succeed.

Which textual evidence best supports this claim?

Answer 1

Answer:

In the given question, the answer which fits best is that,

" And his heart was bold and faith was strong.

As he ventured in dangers new,

And he paid no heed to jeering throng

Or the fears of the doubting crew"

Explanation:

The above paragraph explains how there are heroic qualities in the person. For instance there is use of certain adjectives to describe the characters' traits. Like, "his heart was bold", "his faith was strong". And the last two lines show how the person was courageous too.