English, asked by ashoktiwariak1981, 1 year ago

why was Gulliver called National Hero

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Answered by jasmin2800

Answer:

because he save lilliput

Answered by muskan1357

Answer:

Explanation:because he more closely resembles an anti-hero. ... Gulliver can be better described as an anti-hero. He represents the opposite of many traits associated with heroes. He is often an absurd character, rather than the strong and confident ideal of a hero.

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